If you have just pregnant, you will have many questions about what to expect... How will your body change during 35-40 weeks of pregnancy and delivery? What happens in your body?

What changes will occur in your body during weeks 1 to 4 of pregnancy? How will weeks 5 to 8 of pregnancy go? How will your condition be in the 9th to 12th week of pregnancy? What changes does week 13 to 16 of pregnancy bring? How will you spend the 17th to 20th week of pregnancy? How will your condition be in the 21st to 25th week of pregnancy? Week 26 to 30 of pregnancy What happens? How does your body change during the 31st to 34th week of pregnancy? How can you overcome problems during pregnancy?

Our week-by-week pregnancy guide will help you be an informed, confident and prepared mother during the 9 months of pregnancy.. Next, you will be given information about weeks 35 to 40 of pregnancy along with useful advice that you can use during pregnancy.... stay tuned!

35 to 40 weeks of pregnancy

Ladies who have just become mothers are extremely sensitive.... Therefore, we are going to share step-by-step information about the 35th to 40th week of pregnancy with you.... With the help of this information, you can easily evaluate your condition at home.... If necessary, you can also consult with yourdoctor about any case.

35 weeks of pregnancy

The state of the fetus in the thirty-fifth week of pregnancy

Your baby's lungs are almost fully developed... but fat deposits are still building up under the baby's skin to keep him warm after he leaves the womb.

Mother's condition in the thirty-fifth week of pregnancy

Your uterus is about 6 inches above your belly button... So far, you've probably gained 24 to 29 pounds.... Your doctor will test you for group B strep bacteria between weeks 35 and 37.

Necessary recommendations for the thirty-fifth week of pregnancy

Are you ready for the birth of a child? For the first few weeks after the birth, be sure to get all the clothes and equipment, especially the car seat and baby accessories.

36 weeks of pregnancy

Fetal status in the 36th week of pregnancy

Your baby is about 20.7 inches long from head to toe and weighs about 6 pounds....The fetus may be in a lower position in the abdomen, usually in a head-down position, ready to be born....The brain is developing rapidly and your baby is practicing blinking.

Mother's condition in the 36th week of pregnancy

Your uterus has gotten bigger in the last few weeks and is probably under your ribs....but you are at the end of the road!..you will be seeing your doctor weekly starting this week....you may fluctuate between being tired and having extra energy....you may also have back pain and a feeling of heaviness or discomfort in your hips and pelvis.

Necessary recommendations for the thirty-sixth week of pregnancy

After your baby is born, fill the freezer with foods that are easy to prepare in the oven or microwave.

37 weeks of pregnancy

Fetal status in the 37th week of pregnancy

Your baby is about 21 inches long from head to toe and weighs about 6.5 pounds....Your baby's skin is getting rounder, pinker and less wrinkled every day....Your baby's head is probably down now.

Mother's condition in the 37th week of pregnancy

Your uterus may remain the same as it was a week or two ago....you've gained about 25 to 35 pounds....this week, your doctor may do a pelvic exam to check the progress of your pregnancy.

Necessary recommendations for the thirty-seventh week of pregnancy

As a precaution, in case of premature delivery, prepare two bags for the hospital.... Prepare a bag for yourself with socks and warm clothes, lip balm and everything you need during labor.... Prepare another bag for baby supplies.

38 weeks of pregnancy

The state of the fetus in the thirty-eighth week of pregnancy

Most of the fluffy hair, white coat and vernix of the fetus are disappearing... Your baby will receive antibodies from you to fight the disease.... The growth of the fetus has slowed down, but the fat cells under the skin are getting bigger to live outside the womb.... The fetus is almost ready to be born.

Mother's condition in the 38th week of pregnancy

You probably won't get any bigger, but you will feel more uncomfortable....make sure your bag and supplies are ready for delivery....there's not much time left....95% of babies are born two weeks before their due date.

Necessary recommendations for the thirty-eighth week of pregnancy

You may want to decide when to circumcise your child, if it is a boy... Circumcision is more of a religious and cultural issue than a medical one.

39 weeks of pregnancy

Fetal status in the 39th week of pregnancy

Your baby's arm and leg muscles are strong and fingernails and toenails are fully formed.... Baby's head is in mom's pelvis - the baby's head down position allows you to breathe a little easier.

Mother's condition in the 39th week of pregnancy

You may feel a little big and uncomfortable....your uterus has filled the pelvic area and most of the abdominal area, pushing all your organs around...your center of gravity has changed, so you may feel clumsy.

Necessary recommendations for the 39th week of pregnancy

Watch for signs of labor, but don't obsess....it could happen soon or within a week....There are major differences between false labor signs and labor contractions.

False labor pains are usually concentrated in the lower back and groin, while true labor pains may start in the lower back and spread to the entire abdomen... True labor pains worsen over time and do not go away with eating, drinking water, or lying down.

40th week of pregnancy

Fetal status at 40 weeks of pregnancy

Boys are usually slightly heavier than girls.. Most of the hair falls on the body of the fetus, but some of these hairs may remain on the shoulder, skin folds and behind the ears.

Mother's condition in the 40th week of pregnancy

It's almost time!.. Your baby is due soon, but don't worry if your due date changes.... Only 5% of babies are born exactly on the predicted date.

You may find it more difficult to sleep because it is difficult to find a comfortable position... However, try to rest as much as possible and put your feet up.

Necessary recommendations for the fortieth week of pregnancy

If you think your labor is starting, don't eat...even a light meal can cause nausea.

What happens in your body?

Your baby continues to grow and mature....The lungs are almost completely formed....Fetal reflexes are coordinating so that he can blink, close his eyes, turn his head, and respond to sound, light, and touch.

You should still feel the baby move.... Your baby's position will change to prepare for birth... The baby will enter your pelvis and usually head down the birth canal.

To get information about the 35th to 40th week of pregnancy, it is better to visit a good gynecologist... It is possible to book a doctor's appointment online through the GCORP LLC website... You can also refer to the contact number and address of the office through GCORP LLC.