40 weeks pregnant, or 38 weeks post-conception, are both in the ninth month of pregnancy. The development of the fetus in 40 weeks is complete and there will not be many changes compared to a week ago, except that the hair and nails continue to grow.

Most pregnant women experience indigestion due to hormonal changes and pressure from the growing uterus. Many pregnant women experience heartburn, and spicy foods can aggravate this condition. Therefore, it is best to avoid foods that can cause heartburn.

Inversion of the foot in infants is one of the common reasons for difficulty in movement and limited physical development. Early intervention always brings good results and helps children develop normally.

Once the egg is fertilized by the sperm, a complex but predictable process takes place to form a baby. Let's take a look at how your baby develops at week 11.

Pregnant women at week 33 often encounter many difficulties in daily activities because during this week the fetus develops very quickly, filling the mother's belly.

Hormonal changes in pregnant women at week 34 sometimes cause blurred vision, constipation, and increased vaginal discharge. The fetus at week 34 grows large, causing compression, leading to back pain, shortness of breath, and stretch marks.

Pregnant women in the 39th week of pregnancy begin to feel the pelvic area widen and physiological contractions occur more frequently. Pregnant women in the last 2 weeks need to determine the position of the fetus to get support to turn the baby's head if necessary.

Pregnant women in week 32 begin to experience physiological contractions with more frequency and severity. The growing fetus causes a lot of discomfort for pregnant women in week 32, such as loss of appetite, constipation, and skin irritation.

It is difficult to describe the happiness of being a mother. In addition, there are worries and curiosity, is the baby developing normally? How big is the baby? What does the baby look like and when can we feel the baby move? The following article will help us better understand the development of the fetus by month through some real pictures.