8 WEEKS PREGNANCY (Pregnancy) IMAGE

 PREGNANCY IN THE EIGHTH WEEK - BABY'S HEIGHT, WEIGHT, SIZE The

baby at the 8th week of pregnancy:
At eight weeks pregnant, the baby's height is approximately one and a half centimeters (1.5 cm), and its weight is only 1 gram.
In the eighth week, the baby's hands and feet begin to form. The toes are stuck together like a duck's feet, and will separate in the coming weeks.
The face, eyes, nose and ears continue to take shape. The buds that will form the teeth in the future under the palate begin to form so early. Internal genital structures that will form the testes or ovaries in the future begin to develop. The baby's back muscles begin to become evident around the spine.

Bones begin to harden. The umbilical cord connecting the mother and the baby and the vessels in it begin to function. In the eighth week, the baby's skin is still very thin and transparent. Color pigments in the eyes begin to develop in this week. The eyelids are developed, but the eyelids do not open until the 26th week, the eyes remain closed.
Although the baby's body details cannot be clearly seen on ultrasound, he and his heartbeat can be seen clearly.

At the 8th week of pregnancy, the mother:
In the eighth week of pregnancy, the size of the mother's uterus doubles as normal, but the belly swelling is not yet apparent from the outside. As the uterus grows, it puts pressure on the bladder (bladder) and the bladder cannot expand much, so the bladder fills up quickly and the mother begins to urinate frequently. Frequent urination, which starts this week, will end in the following weeks with the removal of the pressure of the uterus on the bladder. The mother's feeling of being tired, exhausted, and wanting to sleep and sleep all the time are common symptoms in these weeks. If nausea and vomiting are not tolerable, you can apply to your doctor, medication or, if necessary, serum therapy will provide quite relief. Click here for recommendations and detailed information for reducing morning sickness and vomiting. you can reach It is too early to see the baby's gender with ultrasound, so you should not rush into any preparations. There is no special test that will be done in this week by those who have had their routine tests done at the beginning of pregnancy. You may need to have a double test at your next examination time (11th week) , you can get information from your doctor about the benefits and necessity of this and consider it to make a decision until your next examination.

Images of pregnancy and baby at week 8: