The answer varies depending on how many children the woman has had, whether she is having multiples and maybe a few other things. Doctors measure the uterus by using a tape measure on the centimeter side. The start at the top of the pubic bone and end at the top of the uterus. Measuring 15 centimeters at 15 weeks is typical, but in the case of women who have had large families, their uterus at 15 weeks could be up to their belly buttons. And multiples have their own set of difficulties in measuring. Ultrasound is the most effective way of determining the gestational age of the baby.
A typical 15cm uterus is that of a woman who is about 18 weeks pregnant (Based on the US method on calculating pregnancy; from the last menstrual period. Other system it would be 16 weeks.)
about 5 foot 2
3-4 weeks.
37-40 weeks
10 weeks
24 weeks is not a miscarriage but premature birth. The healing process is the same as after a full term birth, 6 weeks.
2 weeks after sex you have just gotten pregnant. It takes that long for the egg to be fertilized and get attached to the uterus wall. The first month of pregnancy the embryo is ½cm long or 1/4 inch.
as long as your not bleeding with the pain everythhing should be ok....its normal to cramp because your uterus is streaching
It will return to normal about 4 to 6 weeks after the birth.
60.875 (Apprx)
If you're talking about pregnancy I noticed it was hard about 2 weeks pregnant this is all the hormones and your uterus rushing with blood to make sure the embryo sticks to your womb properly I'd say most women notice about 3-5 weeks that their stomach gets a little bloated or even hard
Baby guinea pigs are weaned at about 6 weeks of age. This is when they will eat food on their own.Babies grow in the uterus not the stomach.
if each month is four weeks then it would take about 2 months.