i am 35 weeks pregnant and my baby's weight is 3 kgs... how much baby will gain more
hie it's in the final trimester that the baby puts on the weight don't bother weight doesn't decide on the delivery procedure if anything it's good for the baby to gain weight he might put on a kg on the max
there is no correct answer to this, it also depends on birth weight and in general a baby should triple his/her birthweight at 1 yr of age. boys generally weigh a little more. generally weight at 1 yr between 17 and 24 lbs get pregnant and all of it will change anyways lol. in all honesty, when i was a bigger 34c i did think they were small even though i could fit into some 32d bras. luckily no one else agreed with me. now, its a whole other story.. my 34d bras are getting at bit snug and i'm crossing into dd territory. i don't even want to know what's going to happen when my milk comes in (i've read that your boobs can actually get like a whole size bigger soon after you deliver). another thing that girls don't realize though, if you ask a sizing specialist they will tell you that say you wear a size 32b well a size 34b is nearly the same size as a 32c. it's really complicated and i don't know if those sizes are exactly correct but you get the idea. 34c same as a 32d.. as the strap size goes up, the cup size actually does get a little bit bigger. at least that's what a sizing specialist at a maternity store explained to me.according to a site i just read (type in 'average breast size of women' in google).. the average breast size for a woman is a 34b. the percent ionization of nh3 will increase. Hello Triana,



  

Thank you for the question.











It should be understood several things related to your condition:



  

First, when the womb is only 10 weeks old, the size of the fetus is still very small, which is around 3.1 cm in length and weighs around 4 grams. Therefore, at this age, the uterus is still embedded in the pelvic cavity, so there is no apparent enlargement of the abdomen. The stomach will only appear to enlarge after the uterus soils up to the pelvic cavity, which usually begins when the gestational age is 12 weeks, or more. Therefore, it is very natural that at this time your stomach does not appear to be enlarged.



  

Second, dizziness and a stomach that feels mules and cramps during pregnancy are usually normal due to hormonal influences. Other factors, such as anemia, hypotension, dehydration, lack of nutrition, lack of sleep, lack of movement, activity fatigue, stress, heart problems, viral or bacterial infections, dyspepsia, and various other diseases can also make dizziness worse. Cramps and heartburn in your stomach can also be aggravated by digestive infections, inflammation of the intestine, the influence of certain types of food or drinks, too much heavy lifting, exhausting physical activity, urinary tract infections, muscle cramps, and many other possibilities.



  

Third, your condition generally does not require special management, as long as it appears with a reasonable intensity. You can regularly control your pregnancy to the doctor or obstetrician every 1 month to assess the health of yourself and the fetus in your womb. That way, it can also be evaluated, whether your complaints at this time are still reasonable, or related to an illness. In the meantime, you can make your complaint first by:







Regularly rest, 6-8 hours every day  

Drink water and eat a variety of balanced nutritionally valued foods more  

Expand also eat fruit and vegetables  

Not too sudden to change the position of the body, do it carefully, if necessary ask for help from others around you  

Don't over-exert physical activity, especially during the day outside the room  

Wisely managing stress and emotions  

Do not smoke, do not consume alcohol  

Do not carelessly take medication during pregnancy  

Compress the stomach that is uncomfortable with warm water



Hope this helps ... that is still 135 more than i'd pay you. green veggies! your developing baby needs folic acid for his or her spine to be perfect. the darker green the better especially spinach. i don't remember avoiding any fruits or veggies just wash them first. congrats and goodluck! Good morning, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. Premature birth is a birth that occurs before the time of normal birth. Normal birth usually occurs after the uterus reaches 40 weeks of age. Thus, a birth is called premature birth if it occurs at a gestational age below 37 weeks.



There are many causes and risk factors for a pregnancy to become premature, including:



Stress, lots of thoughts Inhalation of cigarette smoke Consuming alcohol, drugs Containing twins Lack or overweight before pregnancy Health problems such as high blood pressure and high blood sugar levels Having infections or problems with the placenta, cervix and uterus



In your child's case, 2100g of weight is considered very low and your baby will still need a lot of help getting through the first months of life. The visible abdominal muscles indicate a lack of a layer of fat on the baby's stomach which can make it easier to feel cold. As for a bulging stomach, this is a normal appearance in babies, but if it is more bulging than usual, this can be caused by improper digestion, lack of nutrition and so on.



Our advice, as we have previously stated, that premature babies still need a lot of help and supervision, so you should check your baby with a pediatrician for further tests. Your doctor will check your baby's nutritional levels from weight gain from birth to present, and take X-rays and ultrasound if necessary.



Meanwhile, take care of your baby by keeping him warm by giving him a hat and long clothes as well as socks and socks, limit the number of people who can see him, keep him away from cigarette smoke, dust and pollution, and continue to provide breast milk. We wish you and your family good health.



That's all, hope it helps.



dr. Amadeo D. Basfiansa genetics and weight determine your breast size. the only way to increase that quickly would be either to use bra inserts or have surgery. see more... your age and having had a previous miscarriage increase your risk of having another miscarriage, but the chance of having a normal pregnancy this time is 60% or higher. if the 9 week ultrasound turns out to be normal, the risk of miscarriage drops to1 %. see more... i would get on some sort of birth control. this sounds like a hormone thing. your body is trying to regulate itself again and birth control would even out the hormones.