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PregnancyThird TrimesterWeek 29

Week 29 of Pregnancy: Baby’s Growth & Self-Care Tips

Week 29 of Pregnancy: Baby’s Growth & Self-Care Tips

Dr Veena H

Key Timeframes

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Introduction

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00:18

Baby’s kicks and jabs

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00:28

Baby’s developments

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00:43

Mama’s symptoms

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01:02

Tips to manage

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Conclusion

Welcome to Week 29 of pregnancy! Your baby is growing stronger, with more defined kicks and twitches. Their bone marrow is producing red blood cells, lungs are maturing, and bones are hardening with your essential nutrients. Meanwhile, you may experience heartburn, pelvic pain, frequent urination, and backaches due to the extra weight. Staying hydrated and practising prenatal yoga or brisk walks can help ease discomfort. Now is also the perfect time to start choosing a paediatrician. Watch this video for expert guidance, and connect with an Apollo doctor or our supportive community for more help. You’ve got this, Supermom!

WEEK- 29 of Pregnancy

Intro:
Welcome to week 29 of pregnancy! I’m Dr. Heal, and today we’ll dive into the changes happening inside your body during the twenty-ninth week of pregnancy.

Key Information:
This week, your baby’s kicks and jabs might be getting stronger now, and you may feel little repetitive twitches coming from your womb. Their bone marrow tissues produce plenty of red blood cells as your baby grows bigger. Your little one’s lungs are also maturing as their bones continue to harden using all the nutrients they’re absorbing from you. 
For you, heartburn, pelvic pain, and frequent urination are all common at this stage of the journey. With all the extra weight you’re carrying, backache, leg cramps, or hip pain occur regularly. Additionally, plenty of more trips to the bathroom are still guaranteed. make sure you’re staying hydrated to keep you and your baby healthy.

Conclusion:
Prenatal yoga, brisk walks, and doctor-advised calcium intake are the best ways to ease the discomfort and pain. Now is also the time you start thinking about choosing a paediatrician for your little one! And If you have questions or need advice, Apollo doctors and our supportive community are always here for you. You’ve got this supermom!