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35 Weeks Pregnant: What to Expect During Pregnancy
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Most of your baby's growth is complete by week 35. Credit: GE Healthcare
What's happening to baby: Her lungs are nearly fully developed, and she may weigh up to 6 pounds by now! She's likely in position for delivery, too.
What's happening to Mom: As baby's arrival gets closer, you'll get some relief from your breathing problems as baby drops into your pelvis. This stage, called lightening, makes it easier to breathe, but now baby is putting more pressure on your bladder, which may mean more trips to the restroom than ever before. Lightening can also increase pressure on your bladder.
36 Weeks Pregnant: What to Expect During Pregnancy
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