In the first week of pregnancy one is not at all conscious about being pregnant. When the woman is 1 week pregnant then there had been some of the major changes in the body. One must know that about one to three million sperm cells had entered the fallopian tube. Out of this huge number only one had been successful in entering the target spot. After the entry, the egg becomes fertilized. The ovarian egg forms a zygote after it had merged with the recently invading sperm cell. The following seven to ten days are spent when the zygote slowly divides and multiplies. After this process the whole system slowly comes down to the uterus where it gets finally implanted. When the mother is 1 week pregnant then the early pregnancy factor protein is being produced by the body. This is an immunosuppressant that will stop the zygote form flowing out of the body. A pregnant woman does not feel any kind of side effect during this period of time. The temperature remains slightly inflated and there is no problem of nausea so far.
When the woman is 2 weeks pregnant then the little embryo had already travelled to the new place. In certain instances a rare case of spotting is seen egg borrows inside the wall securing the place. There is a separation of the blastocys into two distinct and separate parts. The yolk sac or the amniotic cavity is created along with the baby to be or the embryo. The main function of the yolk sac is to nourish and protect the placenta until the formation is complete and it is ready. A shape is created but the process takes about eight week to complete. The umbilical cord becomes visible and slowly becomes functional. However it takes time to be formed fully. When 2 weeks pregnant the woman becomes more exhausted. This is because the body is combating and preparing with the new developments. The breast could become a little swollen and tender at the same time. Urination becomes more frequent. These problems could be regarded as an early pregnancy symptom. This stage is very important because copious amount of hormones namely Beta-hCG, which is known as Beta Human Chorionic Gonadotropin is being produced. Its main function is to increase the level of progesterone and estrogen. This is responsible for showing positive signs when taken a pregnancy test. One should not make a mistake by avoiding the early stage and immediately consult a doctor for necessary preparations. One should stay as happy and healthy as possible. It is very important to follow certain restrictions such as avoiding tobacco, alcohol, recreational drugs and caffeine. One should try to rest and get enough sleep as possible.
When the woman is 2 weeks pregnant then the little embryo had already travelled to the new place. In certain instances a rare case of spotting is seen egg borrows inside the wall securing the place. There is a separation of the blastocys into two distinct and separate parts. The yolk sac or the amniotic cavity is created along with the baby to be or the embryo. The main function of the yolk sac is to nourish and protect the placenta until the formation is complete and it is ready. A shape is created but the process takes about eight week to complete. The umbilical cord becomes visible and slowly becomes functional. However it takes time to be formed fully. When 2 weeks pregnant the woman becomes more exhausted. This is because the body is combating and preparing with the new developments. The breast could become a little swollen and tender at the same time. Urination becomes more frequent. These problems could be regarded as an early pregnancy symptom. This stage is very important because copious amount of hormones namely Beta-hCG, which is known as Beta Human Chorionic Gonadotropin is being produced. Its main function is to increase the level of progesterone and estrogen. This is responsible for showing positive signs when taken a pregnancy test. One should not make a mistake by avoiding the early stage and immediately consult a doctor for necessary preparations. One should stay as happy and healthy as possible. It is very important to follow certain restrictions such as avoiding tobacco, alcohol, recreational drugs and caffeine. One should try to rest and get enough sleep as possible.
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