Rocío Marengo: Pregnancy Hospitalization – Week 33

by Grace Chen

Rocío marengo Hospitalized During 33rd Week of pregnancy in Buenos Aires

Model Rocío Marengo is currently under medical observation at the Otamendi Sanatorium in Buenos Aires, as she navigates the final stages of her first pregnancy.

Weeks after becoming a mother for the first time, Rocío Marengo was admitted to the Otamendi Sanatorium as a precautionary measure to ensure the well-being of her pregnancy. The model is in her 33rd week and is receiving close monitoring after her obstetrician detected some concerning details during a routine check-up.

Did you know?-Premature labor is defined as labor beginning before 37 weeks of pregnancy.Close monitoring is common in the 33rd week to detect and manage potential risks.

The initial report came from journalist Paula Varela of Intrusos, who explained that Marengo was evaluated and admitted to the sanatorium due to “some little things” that prompted the medical team to prioritize closer observation. Currently, the baby is estimated to weigh approximately 2.45 kilograms and measure 44 centimeters, according to data shared by the expectant mother.

From her hospital room, Marengo shared a photograph of herself smiling and holding hands with her partner, Eduardo Fort, who is providing support during this time. In a message to her followers, Marengo stated: “Hello everyone! We want to tell you that with 👶 we are doing very well! I know that many love us and worry about that, so I wanted to avoid saying that we are hospitalized. With the baby we are taking complete rest to avoid contractions and to have the birth sooner. Being with first-class care makes me feel safe and calm. Just a few more days and I’m home to finalize details to receive him with all the love!”

Pro tip:-Rest is crucial during late pregnancy. Elevating your feet and avoiding strenuous activity can help reduce swelling and fatigue.

Marengo has consistently documented her close bond with her baby on social media, frequently describing the importance of feeling the baby’s movements for her peace of mind. Prior to her hospitalization, she recalled a recent scare that led to a period of rest following the appearance of a minor bruise.”I was scared because they gave me a little rest, you see? Because of a bruise.That’s it. So, well, every now and then I ask Bebito: ‘Bebito, give me a sign, tell me you’re fine’. Da da, kick,” she shared.

the expectant mother has also been candid about the challenges of late-stage pregnancy,admitting to struggles with sleep. “Good morning. I woke up super early and I couldn’t go back to sleep. And now I have a dream that I’m dying. I’m dying of bad sleep,” she posted.Despite the fatigue, she finds comfort in the medical care and unwavering support from Fort and her friends.

While Marengo focuses on her pregnancy, her partner, Eduardo Fort, is facing separate legal challenges. Reports from Karina Iavícoli indicate a recent court ruling against Fort regarding alimony payments owed to Karina Antoniali for their children. “The justice system ruled against him due to the issue of alimony with the children he had with Karina Antoniali, he owes her a lot of money a long time ago,” Iavícoli reported.

Though, Marengo has intentionally maintained a focus on her pregnancy and the health of her baby, setting aside the family conflicts surrounding Fort

Reader question:-What are some ways expectant mothers can manage stress during hospitalization? Share your thoughts!

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