20 weeks pregnant: Symptoms, tips, and baby development
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    20 weeks pregnant: Your guide to this week of your second trimester

    Updated 28 August 2023 |
    Published 24 February 2019
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    Medically reviewed by Dr. Angela Jones, Obstetrician, gynecologist, and attending physician, Jersey Shore University Medical Center, New Jersey, US
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    From sleep changes to your birth plan, here’s the lowdown on being 20 weeks pregnant.

    By 20 weeks pregnant, you might have started to feel your bump developing. While some people “show” sooner than others, starting to see the physical signifiers of your pregnancy can be exciting but also a little daunting. You’re preparing for a major life change, after all. 

    At 20 weeks pregnant, you may also feel a little bit more like yourself again. Symptoms like fatigue or nausea may have subsided. You might have heard pregnancy nausea referred to as morning sickness, but pregnancy sickness can strike at any time – morning, noon, or night. Alongside changes in your symptoms, you may also have your anatomy scan either this week or in the coming weeks