They are the first three months after conception. Among its first signs, the woman will detect a lack of menstrual periods, tiredness, breast enlargement, abdominal distension, and possibly nausea.<\/p>\n

During this period, the baby will go from being a group of cells to the development of an embryo and, later, to a fetus.<\/p>\n

This is the ideal moment to go to the doctor and keep track of both your health and your baby\u2019s health.<\/p>\n

Second trimester (weeks 13 to 28)<\/h2>\n

From this moment on, nausea may no longer occur and you may feel a renewed sense of well-being. Your pregnancy will be more noticeable.<\/p>\n

Now the fetus already has all its organs, beginning the process of growth in size and weight.<\/p>\n

The umbilical cord will also continue to thicken to allow nutrients to be carried to the fetus, although it is a delicate moment for the baby since the harmful substances that the mother ingests will also be transported through the umbilical cord.<\/p>\n

Around week 14, the doctor will be able to identify your baby\u2019s sex, if desired.<\/p>\n