Why does my belly feel bloated in the 35th week of pregnancy?

When the pregnancy reaches the 35th week, the delivery is not far away. At this time, no matter whether the fetal position is high or low during pregnancy, the head of the fetus has already dropped into the pelvis. So generally at this time, the pregnant mother may feel very uncomfortable. Some people may have a bloated stomach, because these may be some signs of labor. Therefore, all preparations for discharge from the hospital should be completed in advance, such as medical insurance procedures, some clothes for delivery, etc. Let us take a look at some relevant situations at 35 weeks of pregnancy!

The fetus now generally weighs 2500 grams and is about 50 centimeters long. He grew fatter and fatter and became plump. The fetus's subcutaneous fat will play a role in regulating body temperature after he is born. At this time

The baby is no different from a normal person now. Note: 1. As you are about to give birth, pregnant mothers should still pay attention to nutrition in their diet and continue to maintain their previous good eating habits. Eat small meals frequently and pay attention to food hygiene to reduce the adverse effects on delivery caused by gastrointestinal infections caused by eating too much or unclean food.

2. Pregnant mothers can eat some beef dishes appropriately, because beef has the effects of nourishing the spleen and stomach, replenishing qi and blood, strengthening tendons and bones, etc., and can moderately relieve muscle pain.

You don't have a routine prenatal check-up this week, so you really need to take a good rest and recharge your energy, because starting next week, you will have a prenatal check-up every week, pay close attention to the development of the fetus, and be prepared for delivery. As you get closer to giving birth, you may start to become more nervous and need more company from your husband and family to maintain your peace of mind. You also need to check the delivery bag carefully to find out what is missing. Your next routine prenatal checkup is next week. The following introduces the contents of the 36-week prenatal check-up so that you can understand it in advance and be prepared.

Weight: Weight control during pregnancy is very important. It is related to high blood pressure and diabetes during pregnancy, as well as the growth of stretch marks and postpartum recovery.

Blood pressure: Gestational hypertension is a common high-risk pregnancy and must be checked at every prenatal check-up. Blood pressure values ​​are expressed as "systolic pressure/diastolic pressure".

Obstetric examination: Understand whether there are any abnormalities in the soft birth canal and reproductive organs in the pelvic cavity, and make an early estimate of the delivery situation.

Uterine height: One of the data to judge the size of the uterus, it helps to dynamically observe the growth and development of the fetus, estimate the fetal weight, and promptly treat abnormal pregnancy conditions such as fetal growth retardation and macrosomia.

When a pregnant mother reaches the 35th week, she is close to giving birth, so her uterus must not be traumatized. Therefore, she needs to control her sexual life and it is best not to have sex to avoid causing uterine contractions and affecting the baby's normal health. In addition, both husband and wife should pay attention to personal hygiene. Pregnant women should relax and try not to go too far alone, because they may give birth at any time during this period.