3 months pregnant belly bulge lying flat

Fetal movement is something that every pregnant mother looks forward to, and it also enhances the relationship between mother and daughter. According to the baby's fetal movement, we can also understand the condition of the fetus. If the baby's fetal movement is abnormal, we need to be very careful. However, there are many types of fetal movements. In addition to the baby's kicking, there is also the feeling of rolling over, including bulging, which is also a kind of fetal movement. But why does a bulge appear on the abdomen when lying down during pregnancy?

Why do I get a bump on my abdomen when I'm lying down during pregnancy?

It may be caused by gastrointestinal gas. After pregnancy, the uterus enlarges and is easily compressed to the surrounding intestines, causing gastrointestinal gas, which is easy to have a bulge. In addition, in the third and a half months of pregnancy, if it is an anterior uterus, there may be a bulge in the lower abdomen at this time, which is manifested as a bulge. If there is no pain or bleeding, there is generally no big problem. You can check the abdominal B-ultrasound to make it clear. Get more rest, exercise moderately, and a slanted abdomen may also cause the fetus to turn over inside. It is very common and there is no need to be too nervous. At this stage, you need to have regular physical examinations. In the late pregnancy, your abdomen becomes hard, and you often feel the fetal movement. Try to sleep on your side as much as possible. If you have any discomfort, go to the hospital immediately. I wish you and your child good health. Considering it is normal fetal movement, most expectant mothers can feel the fetal movement around 20 weeks of pregnancy, which is especially obvious at night.

Suggestions: Don’t worry, just pay attention to pre-pregnancy care and do a good job of pregnancy checkups. When a child moves, the part where the hands and feet are raised will form a lump. However, adults say that lumps will only appear when a boy is pregnant, because boys are naughty and often fight, while girls will just have a lump. It is suspected to be false labor, some people will have such a feeling when they are pregnant. If the above symptoms only occur occasionally and are not long-lasting, and there is no vaginal bleeding, there is no need to worry. It is mostly caused by psychological disorders and the sleeping posture in the late pregnancy is normal. If the above symptoms occur frequently and in a short period of time, and there are obvious abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc., you need to go to the hospital immediately to see a doctor to avoid accidents.

In addition, for common problems in the late pregnancy, you can also adjust your sleeping posture appropriately. Sometimes, this situation will occur if you choose the same sleeping posture for a long time. It may be caused by fetal movement. If the hardening continues to be abnormal, sometimes it is not a big problem.

Sleeping positions in late pregnancy

The sleeping posture of pregnant mothers is very important. How should pregnant mothers sleep properly? The correct sleeping posture will make your baby healthier. Pregnant mothers must understand the most correct sleeping position.

Sleeping position in the second half of pregnancy: The second half of pregnancy can be divided into the first half and the second half. For example, as mentioned earlier, you are only four months pregnant, and your uterus has not yet come out of the pelvis, so it is more common to adopt casual postures and movements.

Generally, after May or 28 weeks, as the uterus gradually expands, if the mother chooses to lie on her back for a long time, the inferior vena cava will be compressed.

Sleeping position in the late pregnancy: In the late pregnancy (after 6 months), if you often sleep on your back, it will affect the blood supply to the uterus and the nutrition of the fetus, and the blood and oxygen supply to the brain will be insufficient. Expectant mothers are prone to dizziness, chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea and retching. Therefore, it is recommended that expectant mothers sleep on their side, either the left or the right side.

The sleeping posture of pregnant mothers is very important. I hope the above introduction to sleeping postures in different stages of pregnancy can help you a little!