stages of pregnancy

Getting pregnant is one of the happiest moments of a woman's life. It is also the most difficult phase of your life. This is the happiest moment when a woman receives news of her pregnancy. Birth is the best gift for women. But it is very difficult to go through this period of life. There are many physical changes in your body, and the stages of pregnancy can be difficult to pass.
From the earliest stages of design to the time of birth, a woman goes through the different stages of pregnancy, including various signs and symptoms of pregnancy such as nausea, dizziness, back pain, cramps, vomiting and other problems.



Pregnancy is divided into three quarters of about three months. Every quarter brings new changes in the mother and fetus. The three terms are described below:
First quarter In the first three months you will learn to face your fears of pregnancy. • Lack of her periods • Feel chest pain • Morning sickness or vomiting and nausea • Frequent urination • Feeling very tired to work after • increase in basal body temperature routine • Light Weight Gain: During this phase of pregnancy, most women had the following physical changes
In the first three months, the embryo develops from a group of cells in an embryo and organ development  begins. First, the fetus is in the wall of the uterus and begins to develop. At the end of the first month, the embryo is a fifth of an inch long. In the second month, the embryo develops into a fetus and is about one inch long. The fetus grows up to three inches long and the placenta is fully developed before. A primary cord blood starts to flow and nourish the fetus.
Start of the fourth month in the second quarter and second trimester of pregnancy to show. During these months, you can feel fetal movement and better development on his. During this stage of pregnancy, you will face the following physical changes: • At week 20 or 22 you will see that the uterus has its navy • Will colostrum, pre-grown in the breast milk • Start your nipples and areolas • You will darken more trouble digesting the experience of food • As the fetus develops, the blood vessels of the lower body will be under pressure. This can lead to varicose veins and piles.
In the fourth month, the fetus grows six inches long and has developed a strong heartbeat and fine hair. If up to twelve inches in the fifth month begins to develop the dominant feature of the body. Meanwhile, you'll be able to feel the strong movements and feeling that react to the environment. At the end of the sixth month the fetus is about fourteen inches long. The placenta and cord are fully developed and will in the future continue to increase in size with the fetus.
Third Trimester It is an explosion of energy in this last quarter, and you feel concerned about your body and feel helpless and dependent. In general, during the last trimester of pregnancy, you can "nest" or the creation and preparation for the arrival of the baby begin. • Back pain • Cramps • heartburn • The black line, a dark line extending perpendicularly from the womb to your shortness of breath • feeling pubic bone • Since the uterus is: experience Meanwhile , you move following physical discomfort, which is the pressure on the bladder and can often feel the need to go to the bathroom. • The Braxton-Hicks, uterine contractions are painless
At the end of the 38th week of pregnancy, the uterus sternum is reached and you have the first signs of labor to start. The fetus has grown rapidly and is about 15 cm long, and the seventh month. By the eighth month the fetus will be sixteen and eighteen inches long.
In the 37th and 40th week, the baby's head rests on the cymbals channel. Such as changes in fetal position, you will feel more pressure on the bladder.