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Pregnancy Week 15

During this week 15 of pregnancy, your baby is about 4 -4 1/2 inches in length and weighs a little over 2 ounces. Your baby's growth is quite rapid and your baby's skin is very thin- so blood vessels can be seen. Fine hair called lanugo covers your baby's body at this point. Bones are getting harder and ossifying very rapidly. Your baby has taste buds and also may get the hiccups from time to time.

Changes in You at Week 15:

You might feel your ligaments stretching in your abdomen. As the uterus expands, the elastic tissue (ligaments) that support it stretch to accommodate it's growth. The process can cause twinges, cramps or pulling sensations on one or both sides of your lower abdomen. Soaking in a warm bath may help.



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