Starting from the 36th week of pregnancy, the woman is in the ninth month of gestation, this period marks an important milestone, and the birth of the newborn is getting closer and closer.

By the 36th week of pregnancy the baby is almost ready for birth, by this time the five senses are already developed and the development of the immune system will be complete for life outside the womb. At the thirty-sixth week of pregnancy, the baby reached 46-48 cm in length and about 2.7 kg in weight.

Arriving at the thirty-sixth week of pregnancy, the pregnant woman will begin to feel greater tiredness and feel particularly heavy, resting will not be easy due to the belly, but it is advisable to rest whenever you feel the need. During the 36th week of pregnancy, the expectant mother will continue to feel the frequent urge to urinate. The uterus is preparing for delivery and therefore it will be normal to feel contractions.

To overcome the thirty-sixth week of pregnancy, some simple advice will be enough, the first advice is to ensure a correct rest both day and night, it is preferable not to weigh yourself down with food to be able to rest peacefully, to ensure a peaceful night's rest it is recommended to empty the bladder well before going to bed, in this way to prevent nocturnal awakenings.

During the 36th week the risk of vaginal candidiasis increases, so to prevent this infection it is advisable not to take fats and sugars