Where does pregnancy start to show?

Generally speaking, the belly will become visible in mid-to-late March and after April, but not all pregnant women are the same, because each person's physical characteristics, as well as diet and other factors will make the time when the pregnant woman's belly becomes visible also different. This is because the physical fitness of each pregnant mother is different, so the time when the belly is visible will be different, but there is no need to worry too much about the visible belly, as long as the hospital physical examination confirms that the baby is growing and developing healthily.

1. Where does the pregnancy belly start to show?

Generally speaking, when a pregnant mother's belly starts to show, it starts from the area around the belly button, which is the area around the pubic hair, and then slowly expands to the top of the belly. During this period, pregnant mothers must pay attention to wearing loose clothes to avoid restricting the growth of the fetus and causing adverse effects on the fetus. At this stage, pregnant mothers should also pay attention to their own safety protection to avoid hitting hard objects, thereby harming the fetus in the belly.

2. Factors that affect the size of the expectant mother's abdomen

1. Related to human body fat:

Excessive fat on the abdomen will make the belly more prominent. If you are thin, it may take until around June before your abdomen starts to feel slightly bulging. If some expectant mothers like to exercise, their belly will not be noticeable from May to July. Because the muscles on her stomach are relatively tight, Wu Jing's wife looked like she was not pregnant in July. Mothers with looser bellies will have a more visible belly. People like me who have a loose belly and a small belly can maintain the belly of a pregnant woman in her fifth month for a long time. The differences between people are not that great.

2. Related to amniotic fluid of pregnant women:

If the expectant mother has less amniotic fluid, her belly may not be very noticeable. If there is more amniotic fluid in the pregnant mother's belly, her abdomen will appear larger. Too much or too little amniotic fluid is not good. When you do an ultrasound, the data can be seen.

3. Related to the position of the placenta:

Some expectant mothers have anterior placenta, so their belly is more visible, while some expectant mothers have posterior placenta, which is not so obvious. When you do an ultrasound, the data can be seen.

4. Related to the pelvis:

If the expectant mother's pelvis is wider, the space is larger and the abdomen will not look particularly large. If the pregnant mother's pelvis is relatively narrow, the space inside will be relatively small, and the abdomen will protrude forward, making it look larger.

5. Related to the total number of fetuses:

The mother of twins will definitely have a much fatter belly than that of a single mother because there are two babies in the uterus. The size of a pregnant woman's belly cannot tell whether the baby is healthy. As long as you pay more attention to physical examinations during pregnancy, you can ensure the healthy growth and development of your baby.