9 WEEK PREGNANCY
This week, the baby's body begins to take shape. The head of
the baby is larger than the rest of the body on ultrasound; fingers and toes,
nails; digestive system and internal genital organs begin to develop. External genital
organs are not yet developed. Although the baby starts to do some small
movements, the mother-to-be cannot feel them.
10 WEEK PREGNANCY
This week, the baby's vital organs develop. Finger separation
and nail development continue. With the development of the skeleton, the teeth
begin to develop. Eye pits are formed, but their eyes are still closed. Brain
development continues rapidly. As of this week, the testicles start to produce
testosterone, and this ensures the development of the external genital organs.
11 WEEK PREGNANCY
With the end of this week, the baby takes its final form. The
growth of organ systems is very fast and reaches 3 times the size until the
20th week. Ears develop on both sides of the head and penis and clitoris
differentiate in the external genital organs.
12 WEEK PREGNANCY
The baby's face changes due to chin and nose development.
Development of the fingernails and toenails is completed and the 1st trimester
(first 3 months) ends at the 12th weekend.
CHANGES ON THE MOTHER
The third month of pregnancy is the last month of the 1st
trimester. Due to the increasing hormones (estrogen, progesterone) in the
mother, there are differences such as nausea, vomiting, chest tightness,
headache, fatigue, increased urination, insomnia and nightmares. Nausea and
vomiting occur especially in the mornings, which usually pass at the end of the
third month, but in rare cases, vascular access may be required with serum.
There may be dizziness, palpitations and headache due to
increased blood production and pumping power of the mother. With increased
blood volume, the cornea typically enlarges in the 10th week and continues
until the 6th week after the baby's birth. Eye pressure decreases. Depending on
all this, minor minor staining occurs in the eye. People who wear contact
lenses may have trouble, even if they do not need to be replaced. It returns to
normal after birth.
Due to the increase of estrogen and progesterone hormones in
the mother, breast and milk glands grow and the nipple color darken. There may
be tenderness or pain in the breasts. Nozzles feel heavier and fuller.
The uterus remains in the pelvic bone structure until the
12th week and puts pressure on the bladder due to the increase in size, causing
frequent urination. At the end of the third month, as the uterus moves out of
the pelvis, this pressure decreases and the urinary frequency returns to
normal.
Cramps and twitches begin to feel in the lower abdomen. Due
to the stretching of the ligaments of the uterus, there may be sharp pain, especially
in sudden movements. These pains are bothersome but generally harmless.
Until the 12th week, the mother receives approximately 1 kg,
depending on the baby's weight, placental tissue, amniotic fluid, increased
blood volume of the mother, fluid accumulation in the body tissues, uterus and
breast growth. The main weight gain happens in the 2nd half of pregnancy.
There are also mental changes that accompany the mother's
physical change. There are emotions such as emotionalization, feeling lonely,
feeling inadequate towards her partner. At this stage, his wife should support
the mother. Although most mothers think that these feelings will be continuous,
it decreases in a short time.
PREGNANCY
TRACKING
2. prenatal follow-up is performed in the 3rd month. The
patient's weight and blood pressure are measured. If not done in the first
follow-up, pelvic examination is performed. If the patient is the first time to
arrive, complete blood count, full urine test, blood group, hepatitis markers,
TORCH markers, thyroid function tests, blood incompatibility IDC (indirect
coombs), USG are requested.
SUGGESTIONS:
- If the mother has bleeding, dropping or pain, cramping,
fever, excessive nausea, vomiting, spotting, she should consult a doctor
immediately.
- Especially in severe and persistent headaches accompanied
by dizziness, nausea and vomiting or blurred vision, severe groin pain, pain
accompanied by fever, and moderate to severe headache that does not pass
despite taking medication.
- Painful urination, inability to urinate, severe
constipation, the mother should consult a doctor.
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