Physical changes

During pregnancy, you may experience symptoms such as fatigue and other annoying symptoms such as heartburn, which are common in the third trimester of pregnancy, some of which are caused by the enlargement of the uterus. It is normal to gain 1 pound per week until the 32nd week of pregnancy.

Child

At this point in your pregnancy, your baby is about the size of a cabbage leaf and weighs about 4 pounds.. Most of your baby's little body is nearing the point where it's ready for life outside the womb, but there's still work to be done.. Although your baby's bones are formed, they're still soft..

Formation of twins in the 32nd week

Twins' lungs are not fully developed in the 32nd week, but the children practice breathing during this week by inhaling and exhaling the amniotic fluid using their muscles. In addition, they receive oxygen at a constant rate through the umbilical cord.
At this time, the longo, which was covering the children's bodies until this moment, begins to fall..... and until this moment, the toenails can be seen in them.

Symptoms of pregnancy in week 32

Struggling with pregnancy symptoms will likely continue until delivery. At 32 weeks, these symptoms can include:

• fatigue
• Heartburn
• Discharges from the breasts
• Braxton Hicks contractions

However, there are steps you can take to control symptoms.

Discharges from the breast

Your breasts may start to secrete a thin or yellow fluid, which is normal.... This fluid is called colostrum.... Colostrum secretion is the body's way of getting ready to feed the baby.. If the discharge is causing your underwear to get wet or uncomfortable, you may want to consider using nursing pads - there's no reason you can't use them now.

Braxton Hicks contractions against premature labor

Now is a good time to look at the difference between preterm labor and Braxton Hicks contractions... Braxton Hicks contractions are rare and although they can come on suddenly, they stop almost as soon as they start... they usually last 30 seconds to two minutes... plus they don't have a rhythm, meaning they don't get worse or closer together.
.. There are things you can do to ease the pain of Braxton contractions Do Hicks....you can change what you are doing....for example, if you are standing, lie down, and if you are resting, stand....a glass of water can also help....dehydration can cause Braxton Hicks contractions, so remember to stay hydrated....remind you to drink bottled water..drink.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 15 million premature babies are born each year (ie before 37 weeks)..

Regular contractions or seeing a crescendo pattern in pain can be a cause for concern.. Pelvic pressure is another sign of preterm labor, especially if more than an hour has passed between the start and end of the pain.. Any signs of preterm labor should prompt a call to the doctor. If you are going to give birth early, try not to panic... Babies born at 32 weeks have a much higher survival rate than babies born earlier and usually have no long-term complications.

Actions to be taken this week to have a healthy pregnancy

This week everything should be ready for when you bring the baby home.... Although it may seem early, it will be much easier to adjust to a new life instead of having a baby at home.

Prepare food storage

Undoubtedly, the last thing on your mind after the birth of the baby is what to eat for dinner.... Proper nutrition is very important for postpartum recovery.... And nursing mothers need an additional 400-500 calories per day to meet their increased metabolic needs.
If you have freezer space, make and freeze a few meals now so you can reheat them in the oven for the first few weeks. You can also ask friends or family to help you with this.

There are meal delivery services that are offered to new parents...these can be expensive, but they can be a great baby gift...if you think you might be interested in one of these services, tell a few friends or family members so they can spread the word.
Another option is to get together with friends and family to plan to bring food. If your refrigerator and freezer space is limited, picking up a few dishes on the first day back from the hospital may not do much good.

Plan to keep baby safe

If you have other children, you need to plan the birth time... Is there anyone in the family who will take care of your child or children? It can be a good idea to have a back-up plan in case of premature birth... If your other children are in daycare or school and you are giving birth during the day, make sure someone is looking after them... Let the school or daycare know about this so that the plan goes smoothly..

When to call the doctor

Call your doctor if you feel that contractions may be occurring.. You should also call your doctor if you experience any of the following symptoms:

• Vaginal bleeding or liquid leakage
• Fever
• headache that does not subside
• Severe abdominal or pelvic pain
• Burning urine
• Blurred vision

For advice on childbirth and pregnancy, you can refer to doctors specializing in childbirth and pregnancy.