Bump changes. At 37 weeks pregnant, you might see some new changes to your baby bump. “This is when someone might notice the baby dropping,” says Dr. TMI - Almost 38 weeks, very heavy white discharge. 8 replies. FoodieMum3 · 30/08/ As the title reads, I'm almost 38 weeks and since yesterday I have a lot of white vaginal discharge, it looks like milk. It doesn't smell offensive, but there is an odour
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Changes that are happening with your baby: By 30 weeks, your baby may weigh more than 3 pounds. Your baby may be about 11 inches long from the top of the head to the rump (baby's bottom). Your baby's eyes open and close now. Your baby's kicks and movements are more forceful at this time If, at 37 weeks pregnant, you notice some extra vaginal discharge that is clear, pinkish, or slightly bloody, this may be the mucus plug. Seeing this mucus discharge is an indication that labour is starting or is not far off. Symptoms and Body Changes at 37 Weeks. As the 37 th week of pregnancy comes and goes, you may be experiencing more and more pressure on your pelvic bones if the baby uses them as a pillow. As your weight increases, you may also be feeling the effects of gravity. Exhaustion is expected, so don’t think you need to be “super mom” just yet Your Baby in Week During the next few weeks, your baby will just be putting on a little more weight but not drastically as much as he/she did in the past few weeks leading up to this one. In week 36, your baby still weighs a little over two kilograms and measures up to about 19 inches and a half. Your baby has probably already settled into
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Hey! Started leaking a little heavier this morning. And I’m also having some really light spotting! Went to the bathroom earlier today and am % sure I shed my mucus plug (at least part of it!) but I’m hoping our baby boy holds out for a few more days/weeks but staying on the look out in case he decides he doesn’t want to Cramping pains and bleeding before 24 weeks of pregnancy (NHS a, RCOG b). Pre-eclampsia. It typically starts after 20 weeks or just after the baby is born (NHS a). Premature labour. If you're less than 37 weeks pregnant and you’re having regular abdominal cramps or tightenings, call your midwife straightaway (NHS a,