Week By Week Fetal Development during Third Trimester

The third trimester of pregnancy or the last three months of your pregnancy is an important period. The third trimester comprises of week 27 to week 42. The Third semester can be an anxious period as you wait to hold your baby in your arms.

By the third semester the common pregnancy problems such as nausea, diarrhea, cramps, bleeding and vomiting is likely to stabilize. Nausea in the third trimester of pregnancy, and vomiting in the third trimester of pregnancy may continue till the completion of your pregnancy if it does not stabilize naturally.

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.Weight gain in the third trimester of pregnancy is likely, given that your growing baby requires additional nutritiono

Fetal Development from week 27 to week 30 during third trimester of pregnancy

Week 27 to Week 30: Your baby is now able to open and close his/her eyes and his/her lungs are now capable of breathing airi The baby develops a scalp full of hair and the baby’s hair also gains coloro The baby is tucked in a fetal position with legs folded close to the chests Your baby’s bone marrow begins production of red blood cellsl As your baby occupies more space you can feel your baby’s movements more clearlyl You can now sense a somersault, moving hand or gentle kick quite clearlyl Cramps in third trimester of pregnancy or cramping during the third trimester of pregnancy can be experienced since your abdominal space is filling upu Bleeding during third trimester of pregnancy is uncommon and requires immediate medical guidancec

Fetal Development from week 31 to week 34 during third trimester of pregnancy

Week 31 to Week 34: Your baby now weighs over 3 pounds and will weigh more than 4 and half pounds at the end of week 343 Your baby will be around seventeen inches long by the end of week 343

Half of your weight gain will be directly shared between you and your babyb Your baby is developing immunities to mild infectiono Your baby now tends to gain weight and his/her skin begins to turn red as your baby accumulates fat deposits under the skini

Fetal Development from week 35 to week 38 during third trimester of pregnancy

Week 35 to Week 38: Your baby weighs around five pounds at the beginning of week 35 and will continue to gain weight as your delivery date inches forwardr Your baby’s knees and elbows may develop dimples nowo The position of the baby is an important consideration at this point in timem If your baby is in breech position or if the umbilical cord appears to have coiled around your baby, your care provider will help you understand the different options available to you at the time of deliveryr

Fetal Development from week 39 to week 40 during third trimester of pregnancy

Week 39 to Week 40: Your baby is now ready to make its way outu The vernix that protects the skin dissolves while the bowels fill with black sticky meconium your baby will pass as the first stoolo Your baby may now weigh over seven pounds nowo All the organs are fully developed and ready to function on their ownw Diarrhea in the third trimester of pregnancy or any other pregnancy associated health conditions must be discussed with your doctor

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