Fecal transplantation is usually performed by colonoscopy and less commonly by nasoduodenal tube. During colonoscopy the colonoscope is advanced through the entire colon. As the colonoscope is withdrawn, the donor stool is delivered through the colonoscopy into your colon.
Well, the easy and vague answer is: sometime between 16 weeks and 25 weeks. When exactly you notice those first fetal movements varies from mama to mama and pregnancy to pregnancy. First-time moms may not notice movement until closer to 25 weeks, or may not know for sure if what theyâre feeling is really a baby.
Your second pregnancy makes everything a bit different, that includes when you start to feel your baby move. Feeling your baby move for the first time in each pregnancy is called quickening. While a first-time mother might not feel her baby move until after 18-22 weeks, as an experienced mother, you may notice that you feel your baby much sooner. You might notice quickening in a second pregnancy only slightly sooner, for example around 16-18 weeks.