Increased bowel movements during early pregnancy

After ten months of pregnancy, the pain of childbirth, and the care after birth, we all clearly understand the glory of motherhood. So what we want to know is the relevant physiological changes that pregnant women undergo during pregnancy, including an increase in stool volume in early pregnancy?

After pregnancy, as the baby grows, the uterus becomes larger and larger. The uterus is anatomically close to the bladder and duodenum. The pelvic capacity is fixed. When the uterus grows, it will immediately compress the bladder and duodenum. Now, this means frequent bowel movements. Many pregnant women will also experience frequent urination.

Everyone's physical fitness is different. The fetus continues to grow, and the pressure on the pelvis is quite large. Therefore, it is normal to have frequent bowel movements and there is no need to worry. This is normal. As the pregnancy weeks increase, this symptom will improve, so don't worry. You still need to eat regularly. It is recommended to eat more meals, eat warm or hot foods, and don't eat cold foods.

What to do if your stool volume increases during early pregnancy

It is recommended that you avoid eating cold foods in your diet. If there is no serious problem, medication and treatment are generally not necessary. If the symptoms remain the same after 3 months of pregnancy, it is recommended to carry out appropriate Chinese medicine conditioning to strengthen the spleen and appetite. It is recommended to pay attention to the light and hot diet on a daily basis, and avoid eating too much fruit and digestive foods, such as plantains, lychees, etc. Avoid spicy, cold, greasy and sensual foods. If there is no improvement, it is best to go to the hospital for a routine stool test.