The navel is hot in the late pregnancy and the baby is about to be born

In the first three months of pregnancy, mothers just experience pregnancy reactions. In the second trimester, their appetites increase and they want to eat a lot. In the third trimester, they start thinking about waiting for the baby to be born. There are many minor physical symptoms that make mothers feel that they are a sign of the baby's appearance. If the navel becomes hot in the third trimester, it does not mean that delivery is imminent. This is because the fetus grows too fast, causing the belly to stretch, which causes this symptom. Delivery can be calculated according to the expected date of delivery.

Why does a pregnant woman have navel pain?

1. The fetus may grow too fast, and the pregnant woman’s belly may be stretched, so she may feel pain around her belly button. It is recommended to use moisturizer to moisturize the skin on your belly as much as possible at this time, otherwise it is easy to develop stretch marks. The pain around the belly button will not affect the baby in the belly.

2. There will be irregular lower abdominal cramps in the early stages of pregnancy. Sometimes it will only hurt on one side, and sometimes the entire lower abdomen will hurt, but it will not be too painful, just a slight pain. This is mainly because the ligaments supporting the uterus often pull up due to the swelling of the uterus during pregnancy. No special treatment is needed, just pay attention to rest.

3. There are two possibilities for belly button pain in early pregnancy.

1. Pain caused by the growing baby compressing the uterus after pregnancy;

2. Signs of threatened abortion. If there is no bleeding, it is not a big problem. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to see how the baby is growing. If all indicators are qualified, you can rest assured. You can also consider the belly button pain caused by small intestine pain caused by cold. When you experience severe pain around your belly button from time to time, feel hardness around your belly button, have a sense of pain, and have normal bowel movements, this phenomenon is called false labor. If it only occurs occasionally, does not last long, and there is no vaginal bleeding, there is no need to worry.