Thirty Third Week Of Pregnancy
Now, you are pregnant for more than seven months. You are right; you might not see your baby for another month, but what if you have an early surprise arrival. So, start packing your hospital bag.
How big is my baby at 33 weeks pregnant? Watch Video
At this week, your baby is about the size of a pineapple. Your baby should be about 15 to 17 inches in length at this week. He or she may weigh 4 to 4.5 pounds. Your baby will continue to pack on the pounds.
- During this week, your baby will be kicking forcefully.
- Your baby is using his or her senses to observe the environment.
- At this stage, your baby can even experience deep REM sleep.
- Now, your baby can see, with eyes that dilate and detect light.
What body changes I can experience at 33 weeks pregnant?
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At this stage, your growing midsection, breasts and other body parts have adapted to your pregnancy.
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At this stage, your growing midsection, breasts and other body parts have adapted to your pregnancy.
You will continue to experience following pregnancy symptoms at this week too.
- Back pain
- Swelling of ankles & feet
- Heartburn
- Braxton Hicks contractions
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At this stage of pregnancy, be careful and do not miss appointments with your doctor. If you have questions in your mind, make sure to ask them from your doctor.
At this stage of pregnancy, be careful and do not miss appointments with your doctor. If you have questions in your mind, make sure to ask them from your doctor.
Do not forget to call your doctor if you experience –
- Signs of early labor
- Unusual shortness of breath
- Decreased fetal movement
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By now, you should have gained between 21 and 35 pounds. At this stage, your doctor will continue to monitor your weight. Your doctor may test your urine to rule out preeclampsia, a fatal condition that can cause rapid weight gain due to water retention.
By now, you should have gained between 21 and 35 pounds. At this stage, your doctor will continue to monitor your weight. Your doctor may test your urine to rule out preeclampsia, a fatal condition that can cause rapid weight gain due to water retention.
