
Congratulations, you’ve made it to the 9th week! At this stage, your baby, although still very tiny, is growing faster than you can imagine. Would you believe us if we told you that your baby is already the size of a cherry? Well, we’re not joking! Read on to know more about your baby’s developments and the do’s and don’ts you need to follow this week.
9 weeks into your pregnancy, the feeling that your life is going to change drastically very soon will start settling upon you. Here’s a guide to everything that will occur in this period of pregnancy.
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Taking care of yourself is extremely important and optimum during this period and to prepare for days to come as the miracle unfolds with you. Your activities of self-love will also be beneficial for your baby. Here are a few things you can do:
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You’re in for a long ride ahead. Take care of yourself and enjoy the beautiful journey you have embarked upon.
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As the progesterone levels rise at 9 weeks of pregnancy, you may feel various physical and emotional changes. This includes nausea, fatigue, morning sickness, breast tenderness, mood swings and anxiety. These symptoms may vary from one woman to another, as every pregnancy is unique.
Week 9 of pregnancy can be challenging for pregnant women due to the peak levels of pregnancy hormones, i.e. hCG hormones. Pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness, nausea, fatigue and mood swings are common in the 9th week. These symptoms are completely normal. But some pregnant women may experience intense pregnancy symptoms, making the 9th week of pregnancy overwhelming and challenging.
Your baby is undergoing a transition from an embryo to the fetal stage at 9 weeks pregnant. Your baby grows rapidly at the 9th week of pregnancy, i.e. limb and organ development occur at this stage. You can also hear the heartbeat of your baby with the help of a Doppler device.
It is too early to feel your baby bump at 9 weeks pregnant. The uterus is still small and located within the pelvis, and the baby bump is not noticeable. So you may not feel a baby bump at 9 weeks pregnant.