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6th Week of Pregnancy: Amazing Baby Development | Dr. Dhanshree Salunkhe

In this informational video, Dr. Dhanshree Salunkhe from Gastroheal & Gynaecure Clinic will explain in detail the 6th week of pregnancy. Now, at this stage, if you have just come to know about your pregnancy, or continuing from your previous story, this stage is full of rapid developments for your baby and of great importance concerning changes in the body. At 6 weeks, your baby is about the size of a pea and is growing fast. In this video, Dr. Dhanshree explains in detail the amazing growth milestones such as the development of your baby's heart, brain, and nervous system. She also talks about some important symptoms, tips, and advices that shall help to sail you through this critical time in the early pregnancy. What's Happening with Your Baby in Week 6? Heart Development: Your tiny baby's heart starts beating around 6 weeks now, pumping blood through the developing circulatory system. Brain & Nervous System: Major areas of your baby's brain, including the neural tube, start to develop quickly. Limb Buds: Small buds for arms and legs start to appear. Size: This week, your baby is approximately 4-6mm in length, but even though small, they grow a little more every day! What Symptoms Can You Expect in Week 6? **Morning Sickness**: Nausea and vomiting are likely this week, although as many as 80% of pregnant women experience morning sickness. Fatigue: You may find that you are much wearier than usual since your body is hard at work attempting to take care of your growing baby. Food Cravings or Aversions: The sudden likes or dislikes for certain foods are absolutely normal. Breast Tenderness: These hormone changes can leave your breasts sore or tender. Some Tips from Dr. Dhanshree for a Healthy Pregnancy in Week 6: Hydrate Your Body: Continue drinking plenty of water to keep your body hydrated and meet the growing needs of increased blood flow in the body. Prenatal Vitamins: These should be taken as advised, especially folic acid, which helps in the neurological development of the baby. Small Meals: Eat smaller meals frequently to help decrease morning sickness. Rest: Take as much rest as your body advises since this will help with fatigue and overall health. Also, if there is serious pain, heavy bleeding, or strange symptoms, one must call the doctor immediately. Dr. Dhanshree says that in the early days of pregnancy, the healthcare provider must be contacted continuously. Why Choose Dr. Dhanshree Salunkhe? Dr. Dhanshree is one of the best gynecologists in Mumbai, with a number of years of experience in personalized care for expectant mothers. At Gastroheal & Gynaecure Clinic, we look after your health and well-being at each stage of pregnancy. 📍Visit us at: Shop No - 16,17,18, Gastroheal And Gynaecure Clinic, B/17, Saraf Chaudhary Nagar, Kandivali, Thakur Complex, Kandivali East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400101 Google - https://g.co/kgs/KUCkeMY    / @gastrohealgynaecureclinic   https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 📞 Contact us at: +91 84022030220 💻 Learn more at: www.drdhanshreegynaec.com Subscribe to our channel for more pregnancy tips, weekly updates, and expert advice from Dr. Dhanshree Salunkhe. Notification bell Ring it to never miss an update. #PregnancyWeek6 #BabyDevelopment #DrDhanshreeSalunkhe #GastrohealAndGynaecureClinic #6WeeksPregnant #PregnancySymptoms #BestGynecologistMumbai #PrenatalCare #EarlyPregnancyTips #BabyGrowth #HealthyPregnancy #MumToBe #PregnancyJourney #PrenatalAdvice #PregnancyTips #PregnancyMilestones #PregnancyJourney #BestGynecologistInMumbai Let's Hear From You! Are you at your 6th week of pregnancy? Have any questions? Put them in the comments below, and Dr. Dhanshree will be glad to answer them! Don't forget to share this video with any of your friends or relatives who may find this helpful throughout their journey of pregnancy. Thank you for watching, and may you have a healthy and happy pregnancy! To confidently enjoy this exciting period of pregnancy, keep yourself informed and follow as suggested in the video. Please subscribe to our channel for more expert content. You can also browse through our other videos on various pregnancy topics and women's health issues. Disclaimer: The information shared in this video is educational in nature and is not meant to substitute for medical advice. It is essential to consult with your healthcare professional regarding your individual care.