Pregnancy Week 10
What to expect on pregnancy week 10
Fetal Development on Week 10
The baby now weighs roughly five grams and is the size of a plum (1.25 to 1.68 inches). The groundwork for the baby's body has been fully laid down. Looking on an ultrasound you can see the baby moving around a lot, though it is too small for the mother to really notice.Maternal Changes on Week 10
Your morning sickness and nausea will start to ease up slightly though you will continue to be moody. Your blood volume will increase by about 40 percent and as a result you may notice your veins more, especially around your stomach, breasts, and thighs.
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Pregnancy most commonly lasts 40 weeks, this website provides information of a general nature and is not a replacement for professional healthcare advise. There are many factors that can influence a pregnancy due date including age, ethnicity, number of previous children, and length of menstrual cycle. Every woman's pregnancy is different and the due date can only be estimated within a certain degree of accuracy.