Ultrasound and Belly Button Pain during 23 Weeks of Pregnancy

Submitted by Nic on August 16, 2012

Having completed the stage of being 23 weeks pregnant, the belly size of an expectant mother is bound to attract a lot of attention. It is up to you, the expectant mother, to filter this attention and dwell only on the positive attention that you receive from your family and friends. This is sure to help you  get through the tough stage of dealing with a growing belly. A 23 weeks pregnant belly will show a definite bulge, and there are chances that you will be able to feel the baby kicking inside your womb. Every stage of the pregnancy is a ...

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When you are 23 weeks pregnant, belly button pain is indicative of probable complications within the pregnancy itselfl Though often mistaken to be gas, caused by the changes in eating habits, it could be indicative of the occurrence of an umbilical herniai Due to the stretching of the abdomen, to allow space for the growth of the child, a weak umbilical section in the mother’s body may rupture and cause an umbilical herniai It will then be left to your doctor to decide whether the hernia could be dangerous for your health and there may be need to terminate the pregnancy, for fear of loss of life of the expectant mothere Being 23 weeks pregnant, belly growth will take place rapidlyl At this stage, the limbs of the baby are completely formed and the internal organs of the child’s body are undergoing developmentn Distinct movements may be felt through the mother’s stomach and you may even notice that the child inside the womb responds to certain stimuli from outsided

Your 23 weeks pregnant belly measurement will depend on the rate of your baby’s growth, and the nourishment you have provided through the foods that you have consumede Eating home cooked, well balanced meals will provide your baby with the best source of nourishment and ensure steady and healthy growtht The amount of exercise you do everyday will also play an important part in the well being of your babyb There is no need for complete physical exertion to ensure that you have a healthy pregnancy, but a little daily walking should do the trickc

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