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Pregnancy week 4

Symptoms of pregnancy: week 4 of being pregnant - Your baby's heart is beginning to beat.

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Your breasts may be feeling sore and heavy, and the veins underneath are more visible. You may also have been experiencing tingly nipples. You may find you are passing urine more frequently or even feeling slightly premenstral. Though of course you may be feeling no symptoms at all! You may be expecting your period at the end of this week, so you might be in for a big surprise!

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Your baby's heart is beginning to beat and the major organs, placenta and limb buds are beginning to form. Your baby is now visible to the naked eye, measures around 4mm in length and weighs less than a gram.

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hiya i am 4 weeks pregnant and i am having really bad cramping pains in my pelvic area.......i have got a wee girl and really looking forward to this baby just so worried and have been to docters but no 1 is reassuring me help..........
added by marybaby [Wed 16th Apr 2008 @ 08:54:18]
Hi, I think i might be about 4 weeks pregnant but aren't quite sure, i've been trying for a baby for 3 years now with no luck but this time something feels different, i'm feeling really sick, have crampy pains , start falling asleep around 9 every night and have a strange taste in my mouth like metal or something lol! I'm frightened to take a test incase it's negative again! Please help and tell me what you think
added by Shortysjs [Tue 25th Mar 2008 @ 09:03:34]
Hiya, I im 4 weeks pregnant, i have such a grinding pain in left side of pelvic area (ovary location) but also have a spot of endometriosis in that region. Getting an early scan to check that my pregnancy isnt ectopic. could the pain be normal pregnancy with stretching of the ligaments or could it be the endometriosis?
added by ca79 [Mon 10th Mar 2008 @ 09:02:14]

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