week 36
Your probably feel you have been pregnant forever,
and can't wait to meet the little person who is growing
inside you. Many women begin to wonder what sort of
labour they will have and start to make preparations
for the big day. Rest and relax as much as you can.
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See
your baby at 36 weeks
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Your body changes
Put your feet up and enjoy these last few weeks. You may
feel fine, but your bump is now so large that it affects
all your bodily functions, and your lower abdomen and
back may ache if you walk a lot. You hands and feet might
be puffy, especially at the end of the day. |
Other changes
- Heartburn, indigestion and breathlessness should
lessen.
- You will need to urinate more often.
- Hands and feet may be puffy.
- You will feel tired.
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Facts about you:
- The nesting instinct is often strong; you may feel
the urge to spring clean, but don't overdo it.
- If this is your first baby, heartburn, indigestion,
and breathlessness should lessen once the head drops
in the pelvis.
- Your bladder is under pressure, so you may want
to urinate more often.
- You may tire easily, because of poor sleep and the
extra weight of the baby.
- Braxton Hicks contractions may become more frequent
and intense.
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Extras:
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