What to do if you have chest pain during pregnancy

Women will experience some pregnancy reactions after they become pregnant, especially this reaction will also have a bad effect on the pregnant woman's body. Sometimes the physical illness of pregnant women can be easily diagnosed as pregnancy reactions, and chest pain should be taken seriously. So what should women do if they have chest pain during pregnancy?

1. You may find that your current bra with a hard underwire is not as comfortable as it used to be. To avoid skin abrasions, choose a bra that is soft and has no seams near the nipples. Cotton bras are more comfortable and breathable than synthetic bras.

2. The best way is to buy a few bras that are of good quality and can support your breasts. Go to a large department store or a maternity and baby supplies store and ask an experienced salesperson to help you choose.

3. To provide better support for your breasts during daytime activities, you can try a nursing bra. In the third trimester, it might be worth investing in a nursing bra that unclips from the front, which you'll need anyway if you plan on breastfeeding. At night, you can try a soft, loose-fitting cotton bra.

4. When buying a bra, consider choosing a wider size because as your breasts grow and your abdomen expands, your bra size may increase by 1 to 2 sizes (both the cup size and bust size will increase). When you try on a bra, fasten it to the tightest position so that if your breasts get bigger, you can go to the second or third position. If you decide to buy nursing bras before giving birth, it is especially important to remember the "room-room" principle.

If a woman experiences chest pain after becoming pregnant, she must carefully analyze the cause. Only with a detailed analysis can a treatment method be found. Some female friends may also experience chest pain due to bad living habits, such as choosing an inappropriate bra. Women will experience some physical changes after becoming pregnant, so good care is the key.