Pregnancy Week by Week/Week 35: More Amniotic Fluid
Week 35: More Amniotic Fluid
At 35 weeks, your baby has less space to move inside your uterus. This means you will feel more rolls and wiggles rather than sharp kicks. The amniotic fluid surrounding your baby continues to protect and cushion them, allowing for safe movement.
Your baby's kidneys are fully developed, and meconium, the first bowel movement, is building up in their intestines. When awake, your baby tends to be more active, moving around within the limited space. Your baby is now about the size of a honeydew melon.
Your Body During Week 35
As your body prepares for labor, you may experience increased heartburn and feel clumsier than usual. Frequent headaches can occur, especially when you are tired, hungry, or thirsty. You might also notice the appearance of a linea nigra, a dark vertical line down the center of your belly, as well as itchy skin rashes.
Hati Health Tips for Week 35
To help manage these changes and prepare for your hospital stay, consider the following tips:
- Moisturize your skin regularly to soothe itchiness.
- Avoid citrus and tomato to reduce heartburn symptoms.
- Prepare your hospital bag in advance.
- Do some gentle squat exercises to stay active.
- Get any necessary blood work done and book appointments through the Hati Health website.
Stay informed and take care of yourself as you approach the final weeks of pregnancy. Your baby is growing and developing rapidly, and your body is working hard to support this amazing journey.
3rd Trimester Screening - Basic
As you approach delivery, our 3rd Trimester Screening offers essential insights into your health and your baby’s development. It monitors key indicators like weight gain, mood changes, and common discomforts—helping ensure you’re supported, informed, and ready for the big day. Test included is Pelvic Ultrasound with BPS.
