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∙ 2006-04-13 05:50:14These are all symptoms of pregnancy yes take a test when you miss your period or make an appoinment with your doctor for a blood test which is much more accurate hope everything works out for you Good Luck and God Bless!!!
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∙ 2006-04-13 05:50:14no
Go see a doctor ASAP.
This is usually caused by gas in the intestines, unless one is pregnant then it is caused by the growing baby kicking and punching inside the abdomen.
When I got pregnant, I had a fluttering sensation in my lower abdomen that lasted a few seconds. That's how I knew I was pregnant! So the answer is yes!
If you don't feel well, call your doctor. No one will be able to help you from the internet.
no
Gravid abdomen.
1.missed period.2.movement inside your abdomen or stomach3.gain of weight4.or loose of appetite5.sleepiness and tiredness
yes, for a lot of woman, and in the back too.
Unlikely if you have no other symptoms, but still possible
GAS
Hermit crabs dont breed in captivity, they need the ocean. But to tell, the hermie has a sack of eggs, but its different from a the sack they have when they are about to molt. Its in near the abdomen.
No different than when you are not pregnant. You may start to feel something at around 12-13 weeks.
The only way you can SEE your cow is pregnant is by the bulge of it's abdomen. This shows that there's a little calf in there.
Palpation is the act of feeling the doe rabbit's abdomen to determine if she is pregnant or not.
A female ferret's abdomen will enlarge and she will act pregnant in either a true or false pregnancy. About 3 weeks after mating, a veterinarian will be able to feel fetuses growing within the abdomen. During the sixth and last week of a true pregnancy in ferrets, if you rest your fingers lightly on the side of the abdomen and exercise great patience, you should be able to feel the unborn kits moving inside the mother and you will know for certain that your ferret is pregnant.
no , your stomach is just a organ right under the breast area , the abdomen has many different organs