This is my fourth month of pregnancy, but my bump is not yet coming out so visible. Is this normal, this is actually my first experience though.
I went to the hospital, after some examination the doctor said he can't feel the pregnancy but I should not worry that everything is fine. I am just a little worried. Please I need your advice on everything.

Rightboy:
This is my fourth month of pregnancy, but my bump is not yet coming out so visible. Is this normal, this is actually my first experience though.
I went to the hospital, after some examination the doctor said he can't feel the pregnancy but I should not worry that everything is fine. I am just a little worried. Please I need your advice on everything.

For most first-time moms, the baby bump usually arrives when they’re 14 to 16 weeks pregnant, but it can be even later than that. Showing a little late doesn't typically indicate a problem. As every body is different, each pregnancy is different too.

Some factors could contribute to this. Women who are pregnant for the first time may start showing later because their muscles haven't been stretched by a previous pregnancy, the position of the uterus. Even being tall or plus-size also contributes to this.

As long your doctor is monitoring your progress and making sure your baby is growing properly, there's no cause for worry. However, if you have any concerns about bump progression after 20 weeks, see your doctor again.

Healthyway15:



For most first-time moms, the baby bump usually arrives when they’re 14 to 16 weeks pregnant, but it can be even later than that. Showing a little late doesn't typically indicate a problem. As every body is different, each pregnancy is different too.

Some factors could contribute to this. Women who are pregnant for the first time may start showing later because their muscles haven't been stretched by a previous pregnancy, the position of the uterus. Even being tall or plus-size also contributes to this.

As long your doctor is monitoring your progress and making sure your baby is growing properly, there's no cause for worry. However, if you still have any concerns about bump progression after 20 weeks, see your doctor again.

Good contribution here

Thank you so much.

There's no problem madam,women body physiology are different,being the first time it's normal....

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