Tiredness during late pregnancy

It is common for pregnant women to feel tired in the late stages of pregnancy. This is mainly because the fetus is gradually growing bigger and heavier in the mother's body, which adds some burden to the pregnant woman. In addition, with the problem of hormone secretion in the body, pregnant women are also prone to feel tired. At this time, they should get enough rest and be ready to be born at any time.

Tired in late pregnancy

1. Reasons for sleeping posture.

Because it is in the late stage of pregnancy, the belly is already very big, it is very difficult to sleep, and I have to sleep on my left side every day. I was originally sleeping on my side, but then I fell on my back while sleeping. And I feel really tired when it's time to go to bed. I have a big belly and the center of gravity is on my body when I lie down. In fact, even the two actions of lying down and getting up feel difficult. Expectant mothers are really great.

2. Frequent urination.

As the fetus grows and develops, the belly becomes larger and the uterus is squeezed. The closer to the due date, the more severe the frequent urination becomes. It’s already so difficult to fall asleep, and I have to get up several times a night to go to the bathroom. My belly is so big at night that I have to be extra careful when walking. It feels like it takes me half an hour to go to the toilet, and then it takes me more than half an hour to get ready before I can go to sleep. After going back and forth like this, daybreak finally came.

3. Worried about whether to have a natural birth or a caesarean section.

Nowadays, some pregnant women choose cesarean section because it is safe and this minor operation can be completed in about half an hour. This way, they don’t have to wait for the cervix to be dilated while waiting for delivery. Some pregnant mothers feel that natural childbirth will help them recover faster and is also good for their children's growth and development. I have always been confused about the choice between natural birth and caesarean section. In fact, when the time comes to give birth, everything will take its course naturally, and caesarean section will not be recommended if natural birth is possible.

4. Too much psychological pressure.

There are basically two reasons why many pregnant mothers feel great psychological pressure at this time. One is worrying about whether there will be any danger during childbirth, such as difficult labor, especially when you enter the delivery room, you will feel insecure and very scared. The second point is that I worry whether there will be any problems when the baby is born. Although I go for check-ups every month and everything is normal, I still feel inexplicably worried. In fact, don’t think about it at this time, just relax, it will be good for both the fetus and yourself. Keep yourself in a good mood and don’t worry about things that may happen, as this will cause a lot of unnecessary psychological pressure.