Technically there are still 15 weeks before your baby's due date. Most women will give birth to a healthy child between the 38th and 42nd week of pregnancy, however a minority might encounter the pregnancy complication of pre-term labor and premature pregnancy.
Changes In You And Your Baby In Week 25
The child is growing taller; he is now about thirteen and a half inches in length. He is beginning to add the aforementioned body fat and will soon be more proportionate width to length. The baby's nervous system will undergo major developments in coming days. Other features have almost taken shape by now. The respiratory system of the child is now quite strong. The head and feet are slowly rotating so that the head is pointed towards birth canal.
As for pregnancy trimesters, the second one will soon be over. Working out will now be extremely tiring and sleeping quite difficult. But keep up your spirits as the pain will soon end. Drink plenty of water take in proper nutrition and workout with ample cool down sessions. You can also expect to start visiting your doctor more regularly.
About Pre-Term Labor And Premature Birth
Premature delivery is a scenario in which childbirth occurs before the beginning of 37th week of pregnancy. This early birth, due to incomplete development in the child, might lead to many medical ailments and could be fatal to the baby. There are various causes of premature labor including undue stress during pregnancy, harmful consumption habits like consuming drugs or alcohol, worsened lifestyles, lack of social support, infection to the mother or an accident. Women who have had previous premature delivery, or women who have certain abnormalities or are expecting multiple babies are especially prone to the dangers of early birth. Some key medical conditions that could lead to premature birth include, UTI (urinary tract infections), vaginal infections, bleeding, high blood pressure, birth defects in the child, under or over weight mothers and lack of time between two subsequent pregnancies.
The key symptoms of pre-term labor are elucidated below. If you happen to experience any of the following symptoms, make no delays in contacting your doctor at the earliest.
* Frequent contractions
* Pelvic pressure, a feeling where it seems like a mass is pushing itself down.
* Cramps similar to period
* Change in vaginal discharge
* Experiencing Preclampsia
Even though pre-term labor is not very common, do not neglect any potential medical indications. Medicine has progressed drastically and there are ways to deal with premature birth if handled expertly. Therefore tread with caution as you progress towards the next week of the pregnancy wheel.
Changes In You And Your Baby In Week 25
The child is growing taller; he is now about thirteen and a half inches in length. He is beginning to add the aforementioned body fat and will soon be more proportionate width to length. The baby's nervous system will undergo major developments in coming days. Other features have almost taken shape by now. The respiratory system of the child is now quite strong. The head and feet are slowly rotating so that the head is pointed towards birth canal.
As for pregnancy trimesters, the second one will soon be over. Working out will now be extremely tiring and sleeping quite difficult. But keep up your spirits as the pain will soon end. Drink plenty of water take in proper nutrition and workout with ample cool down sessions. You can also expect to start visiting your doctor more regularly.
About Pre-Term Labor And Premature Birth
Premature delivery is a scenario in which childbirth occurs before the beginning of 37th week of pregnancy. This early birth, due to incomplete development in the child, might lead to many medical ailments and could be fatal to the baby. There are various causes of premature labor including undue stress during pregnancy, harmful consumption habits like consuming drugs or alcohol, worsened lifestyles, lack of social support, infection to the mother or an accident. Women who have had previous premature delivery, or women who have certain abnormalities or are expecting multiple babies are especially prone to the dangers of early birth. Some key medical conditions that could lead to premature birth include, UTI (urinary tract infections), vaginal infections, bleeding, high blood pressure, birth defects in the child, under or over weight mothers and lack of time between two subsequent pregnancies.
The key symptoms of pre-term labor are elucidated below. If you happen to experience any of the following symptoms, make no delays in contacting your doctor at the earliest.
* Frequent contractions
* Pelvic pressure, a feeling where it seems like a mass is pushing itself down.
* Cramps similar to period
* Change in vaginal discharge
* Experiencing Preclampsia
Even though pre-term labor is not very common, do not neglect any potential medical indications. Medicine has progressed drastically and there are ways to deal with premature birth if handled expertly. Therefore tread with caution as you progress towards the next week of the pregnancy wheel.
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