Your fundal size is just the size of your uterus measured from your pelvic bone. It is just an estimate for when you cannot actually "see" the baby. You increase your fundus size in a measured proportion. It just means that your measurement is bigger than expected for your gestational size. You could be carrying a lot of fluid or it could be a big baby (or twins!). There is nothing to worry about!
6 weeks 3 days approx
during routine prenatal visits a Doctor will measure you uterus in centimeters, your centimeters should equal gestational age. IE. 26 cm 26 weeks
11 weeks and 4 days
The gestational period is defined as the period of time from conception to parturition. The average gestational age for humans is 38 weeks.
Hi! I'm currently 29 weeks pregnant, according to my LMP (and ultrasound). But when I saw my doctor today, she told me my fundus measurement was slightly larger than 29 weeks. (It actually measured about 30 to 31 weeks.) She told me that sometimes the measurement can be larger or smaller depending on the baby's position. !!! RAJordan
To estimate gestational age clinically from the fundal height. Uterus palpable at pubic symphysis- 12 weeks At umbilicus- 24 weeks At xiphisternum- 36 weeks For every 4 fingerbreadth increase in fundal height from these landmarks, gestational age increases by 4 weeks.
not necessarily, it just means that you are early and the gestational sac is the bag of waters the baby grows inside of. Never heard of that leading to miscarriage. As you get bigger, the bag will expand too. Hope this helped!!
All dogs have a gestation period of around 9 weeks.
About 3 or 4 days after a missed period.
No earlier than 39 weeks into the pregnancy.
after a 79 to 85 days of gestational process
4 weeks. You could see 2 gestational sacs