What is the reason for the belly to fall down in the late pregnancy

Women will experience various discomforts during pregnancy, such as morning sickness, poor appetite, abdominal pain, etc. These phenomena are generally normal. In the late pregnancy, women will experience symptoms of a falling belly. This is generally normal and is a sign that the fetus has entered the pelvis. Pregnant women are advised to pay attention to rest more and avoid excessive fatigue. So what is going on with a falling belly in the late pregnancy?

If it's just a feeling of falling, it's okay. Observe carefully to see if there is a pattern or if it always happens. In addition, babies are growing, and they grow very fast between three to five months old, so it is normal to have a bloating feeling.

In the late pregnancy, there may sometimes be false labor contractions, which should be irregular. It is recommended to rest in bed, do less activity, see if the abdominal pain can be relieved, eat less cold food, if the abdominal pain is not relieved, go to the hospital for examination.

The fetus enters the pelvis between the 36th week of pregnancy and before the onset of labor pains. Most primiparas enter the pelvis two weeks before the expected date of delivery, while multiparas enter the pelvis before the onset of labor pains. But there are also some women who enter the pelvis earlier. The entry of the fetus into the pelvis does not mean that delivery will occur immediately, but the entry of the fetal head into the pelvis may induce uterine contractions due to pressure on the cervix, so before the due date, the amount of activity should be appropriately controlled.

Regarding the situation of belly dropping in late pregnancy, we hope to help pregnant women. We also hope that women in late pregnancy can adjust their diet, eat less spicy and irritating food, reduce the number of uterine contractions, pay attention to get more rest, go to the hospital for regular check-ups, and observe the development and position of the fetus.