Is it normal to be sexually apathetic during pregnancy?

In today's society, people are under great pressure from all aspects, especially people's hearts are prone to become impetuous. In such an environment, more and more people are suffering from sexual indifference, especially married couples. The harm is relatively large and will seriously affect the relationship between the couple. The causes of sexual indifference are physiological and pathological. So is it normal for women to experience sexual indifference during pregnancy?

Is sexual apathy normal during pregnancy?

When a woman becomes pregnant, she experiences the mysterious process of gestation with her whole body and mind. She poured almost all her emotions and energy into the little life that was gradually maturing in her belly. The slowly wriggling little life mysteriously brings the pregnant woman into a magical fantasy world. Pregnant women participate in and experience the mystery throughout their pregnancy. However, the participation and experience of each pregnant woman are different. Some pregnant women have a more conscious and intense experience, while some pregnant women are in a less conscious state of participation and experience.

Women may also experience transference during pregnancy. Transference here refers to the fact that during pregnancy and a period of time after childbirth, a woman transfers most of her emotions from her husband to her child. When a woman has a new life in her belly, she will involuntarily pour most of her emotions into that life. Although she still depends on her husband at this time, even more than before, she only hopes to get the emotional care she needs from her husband, but she pours all the emotional care that her husband needs into the new life in her belly. That is to say, her emotional center is with the fetus, not with the husband. The transference phenomenon continues after childbirth and tends to intensify, making the husband feel alienated and neglected, which will affect the relationship between the couple in the long run.

Early pregnancy symptoms

1. Frequent urination 83.95%

During the first three months of pregnancy, expectant mothers are particularly prone to frequent urination. In the fourth month of pregnancy, the symptoms will gradually ease as the uterus moves out of the pelvic cavity and into the abdominal cavity. However, in the late pregnancy, around 38 weeks, the fetal head descends and the uterus returns to the pelvic cavity, and the symptoms of frequent urination become more obvious again, and sometimes even urine incontinence may occur.

To alleviate frequent urination during pregnancy, expectant mothers can start by changing their daily life and water intake. That is to say, you should drink water in moderation, but don't drink too much or in large quantities. When you are out, if you feel the urge to urinate, be sure to go to the toilet and try not to hold your urine to avoid bladder inflammation or bacterial infection. In addition, expectant mothers should understand that frequent urination is a very normal physiological phenomenon during pregnancy, and their endurance will naturally increase.

2. Back pain 80.94%

During pregnancy, due to weight gain and hormonal changes, the whole body will experience some degree of edema and ligament relaxation. In the early stages of pregnancy, since these phenomena do not have much impact on the body, expectant mothers will not feel back pain or difficulty in movement. However, in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, as the belly gradually grows and the weight increases, expectant mothers will begin to have difficulty in movement, and may even often experience back pain, calf cramps, lower limb edema, etc. In fact, these symptoms are normal during pregnancy and expectant mothers do not need to worry too much.

The most important thing is not to bend your back, otherwise, when the pressure is applied downward, the spine will bend involuntarily, which will of course easily cause back pain. Therefore, "correct posture", "head up and chest out" and keeping the weight evenly distributed on the bones are the most effective ways to prevent and relieve back pain.

3. Appetite changes 74.07%

For expectant mothers, appetite changes are a very interesting thing. Some expectant mothers cannot eat any spicy food before pregnancy, but after pregnancy they like spicy food instead. Some people can eat any sour food. Such changes are actually caused by hormonal changes. Doctors recommend that you eat whatever you want in the early stages of pregnancy. There is no need to deliberately eat more or less of certain things, because many expectant mothers experience a significant decrease in appetite after morning sickness and do not want to eat anything, which directly affects their nutritional intake. Of course, as an expectant mother, you must give up bad habits such as smoking and drinking.