The Eight Month of Pregnancy

This is the time when your baby is fully grown and very soon you will be able to hold a bundle of joy in your hand which makes you feel amazing. Eat a healthy balanced food at regular intervals. Choose from a list of healthy snack options to satisfy your mid-meal hunger pangs. You should have small frequent meals rather eating whole in a while it will make you feel full and also help in heartburn and indigestion.

Symptoms In Eight Month

Start noticing significant baby bump
Frequent trip to pee
Water retention and swelling
Heart burn
Dizziness
Shortness of Breath
Colostrum may leak from your breast
Leakage of fluid
Fatigue
Sleepless night
Anxiety
Weight Gain
Body Itching especially around the tummy
Problem in Bending

Baby Development

By eight-month(29-32 weeks) you will feel your baby movement all the time. You will find it little wonder all five of his sense now responding to stimuli. At this stage, your baby weighs about 4 pounds and also 19 inches long. The lanugo (the fine, soft hair that covers your fetus’s body) begins to fall off. Her sense of hearing is more developed now. therefore, she may be able to recognize the music you played. It is also possible she can recognize the music after she born.

Body Changes

The eighth month of pregnancy is usually the time when there are some significant changes in the mother’s body. Your body getting big day by day as your belly is growing rapidly and you are gaining weight very faster.
You’re probably feeling pretty tired of being pregnant. As baby gets bigger, she may be putting pressure on your bladder again, so you will probably be taking more trips to the bathroom.

Test

Urine Test
Blood pressure test
Weight measurement
Examine fetus size and position
Keep track of your blood sugar before and after every meal. High blood pressure may leads to some problem
Uterus height
Determination of fundal height of uterus