28th week of pregnancy
The baby weighs about a kilogram and is already over 35 centimeters long. If born now, with intensive treatment, the chance of survival is 90%. In any case, it's best for the baby to continue growing in the womb and be born on time. The baby reacts to light by blinking, and when practicing sucking, it may begin to hiccup.
If you stroke your belly, the baby may begin to push in response. The uterus has risen to the chest, and your weight will continue to increase steadily until 36-37 weeks. Weight gain is one of the indicators of proper nutrition during pregnancy. Weight should increase by 300-400 grams per week, or 9-11 kilograms over the entire pregnancy.
Nausea has subsided, but now you're experiencing heartburn and digestive difficulties. Colostrum, or milk, may leak from your breasts.
Eating frequently and avoiding spicy foods can help relieve heartburn and digestive issues. Your baby will be more active in the coming weeks. If they are significantly less active than usual, consult a doctor.