Just hit 37 weeks and pet feels so heavy now, plus baby is sitting really low. Getting nervous as due date is close. What all should I expect around this time, pls share from ur experience.
At 37 weeks, I was literally on edge, convinced labor was imminent every day! You might feel more tired, heavier, and experience stronger Braxton Hicks. My doc said it's all normal as your body prepares. It's okay to feel a bit anxious, but remember that your body knows what to do. Just keep your gynac informed of any new or concerning symptoms.
Same here! I'm 37 weeks too and feeling so exhausted and huge. The pressure in my pelvis is unreal, and walking feels like a major workout. Are you also getting a lot of Braxton Hicks? Sometimes I confuse them with real contractions. I'm just counting down the days now!
Wow, 37 weeks! That's wonderful, you're so close to meeting your little one. Expect to feel quite heavy and maybe a bit restless. You might experience more frequent Braxton Hicks and feel the baby 'drop' lower. It's all part of the natural progression towards a normal delivery. Keep walking and staying positive, you're almost there!
Oh, after all that morning sickness, you've made it to 37 weeks! That's amazing! You'll probably feel a lot of pressure down below, and maybe get tired easily. Your baby is getting ready for arrival. Practically speaking, keep your hospital bag ready and make sure you have all the baby's things sorted. Just rest as much as you can, you've earned it.
Exactly where I was just a few weeks ago! Expect a lot of pelvic pressure, my back ached terribly, and baby movements might feel different because there's less space. I also had a lot more discharge. And keep your hospital bag packed and ready, because baby can decide to come any time after 37 weeks! Good luck!
Oh, 37 weeks! It feels like you're constantly on alert, doesn't it? I remember thinking every little twitch was the start of labor, haha. Your baby is considered full-term, so you might feel more pressure, Braxton Hicks contractions might get stronger, and maybe even some 'bloody show'. Just keep an eye on any consistent contractions or water breaking, and trust your instincts. But try not to overthink too much, just keep your hospital bag ready!
