Pregnancy

Pregnancy in humans.

Pregnancy is the process or duration of time where in women goes through to have an offspring of their own. Pregnancy is caused due to the sexual intercourse between the opposite sexes in humans. The sperm of the men when gets fertilized with the women Sperm or eggs in the reproductive system of women, it leads to pregnancy.

Pregnancy is caused only in the women's who has a sound body free from any other serious diseases. Pregnancy is normally attained for nine months but in some cases it occurs for 7 to 8 months of pregnancy.

This kind of pregnancy is said to be premature birth of baby, which may result in abnormality in the baby's normal growth. The premature babies may lack in proper physical health and could suffer from mental diseases too.

Pregnancy causes in the tenderness of the breast, vaginal discharge, reduction of monthly periods, bloating and in some cases morning sickness is seen.

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