I feel chest tightness and hiccups in my 7th month of pregnancy, but I feel much better. What's going on?

Women must take good care of their bodies during pregnancy, eat more nutritious foods during pregnancy, and eat small meals frequently every day. Some pregnant women experience chest tightness when they are seven months pregnant, which feels much better after burping. There are many reasons for chest tightness, such as heart disease, lung problems, psychological factors, etc. Why do I feel much better after burping when I am seven months pregnant?

1. Why did I feel chest tightness and hiccups but then felt much better after 7 months of pregnancy?

Seven months of pregnancy is already the late stage of pregnancy. It is normal for the fetus to hiccup at this time. The hiccups should occur in the same position and feel like jumping. A seven-month-old fetus keeps hiccuping because the diaphragm is not under control, resulting in spasms. The diaphragm muscles of a seven-month-old fetus are not fully developed, so the chance of hiccups is higher, which is normal. Hiccups in the fetus are a common phenomenon in the late pregnancy. It means that the fetus is moving and that the fetus is healthy.

2. What should I do if the fetus hiccups in the seventh month of pregnancy? Hiccups in the late pregnancy indicate that the fetus is very healthy. At this time, our expectant mothers can relax and not have too much psychological burden. This is good for both the fetus and the pregnant woman. At this time, you also need to pay more attention to the physical condition of the pregnant woman, eat more calcium-rich foods, and pay attention to getting more rest and not over-exercise. Another very important point is to monitor fetal movements, which helps pregnant women understand the development of the fetus.

Based on what has been said above, we know that it is normal for the fetus to hiccup during the seventh month of pregnancy. This is due to the incomplete development of the fetal diaphragm muscles, and it also proves from one aspect that the fetus is developing well. Expectant mothers do not need to worry or be nervous too much, just relax. This is good for the development of the fetus and the physical health of the pregnant woman.

3. Notes

In daily life, you should chew your food slowly, eat small meals frequently, and have regular prenatal checkups.