Pain in the lower part of the body during pregnancy

When you are nine months pregnant, you are already in the late stage of pregnancy. At this time, women will experience various physiological reactions due to the growth of the fetus, such as pain in the lower body. Of course, this disease may also be caused by some diseases, so if this happens, pregnant women must go to the hospital for examination in time. Next, I will introduce to you the relevant knowledge about pain in the lower part during late pregnancy!

1. Causes of pain in the lower part of pregnancy

This symptom may be affected in the late stages of pregnancy. As the fetus grows, the uterus also grows, which will compress the surrounding tissues, blood vessels, nerves, organs, etc. This may cause the vulva to become engorged and painful. It is recommended to take more rest and avoid long periods of walking and standing. In addition, go to the obstetrics clinic for relevant examinations as soon as possible.

Some women feel swelling in the vulva a few months after pregnancy, with local redness of the skin and severe pain in the vulva when walking. This phenomenon is clinically known as "varicose veins of the vulva". The uterus of a pregnant woman shoulders a heavy responsibility and requires a large amount of blood supply, which increases the blood flow in the pelvic veins and internal iliac veins, causing the pressure in the veins to increase, causing the thin-walled veins in the vulva and inner thighs to expand abnormally.

2. How long will it take for the pain in the lower part of the pregnancy to lead to childbirth?

The due date is approaching, and I have pain in my lower abdomen, which means I may be about to give birth. The due date is only the approximate time of delivery. It is normal to be half a month earlier or later. It is recommended that you go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a hospital, ask the doctor to examine you, do an ultrasound examination, etc. to clarify the specific time of delivery, and if necessary, be hospitalized for delivery or have a caesarean section.

Symptoms of pain may also be caused by uterine contractions. Pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. You should go to the hospital for a color ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis and prepare for delivery accordingly. Avoid delays.

Regular pain is considered to be uterine contraction, while no pain at regular times is considered to be false uterine contraction.

3. Precautions to ensure fetal safety

1. In order to ensure that there are no accidents to the fetus in the late pregnancy, pregnant women should monitor fetal movements and strengthen monitoring of the fetal health in the uterus.

2. Be prepared for delivery, choose a suitable and trustworthy hospital, and prepare for delivery.

3. Be prepared for emergencies. Mainly for water breaking or other unexpected situations.

4. Be mentally prepared before delivery. The main thing is to read some knowledge about childbirth before delivery, including books and videos, so as to avoid being overly nervous and overwhelmed during delivery, which will have an adverse effect on the delivery. This is very necessary, especially for pregnant women who are having their first child, they should pay more attention to learning more about childbirth.