What are the symptoms of three and a half months of pregnancy?

We all know that the baby develops in the mother's womb. What symptoms do pregnant women experience when they are three and a half months pregnant? This is an issue worthy of our discussion and study. When we are three and a half months pregnant, our bodies will undergo some changes, accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting. The following symptoms are symptoms of three and a half months of pregnancy. Let’s take a look at them together.

The third month is from 9 to 12 weeks of pregnancy. By the 11th week of fetal development, the uterus has expanded to the size of a fist, but the bulge in the pregnant woman's lower abdomen is still not obvious. The enlarged uterus presses on the surrounding tissues, and pregnant women will feel a sense of pressure in their lower abdomen. Pregnant women may experience heel cramps and have to go to the bathroom significantly more often.

During this period, pregnant women will have obvious pregnancy reactions. The 8th and 9th weeks of pregnancy are the most uncomfortable periods for pregnant women physically. Family members should show more care and consideration to help pregnant women persevere through this period. This period is the second half of the pregnancy reaction. As the pregnancy progresses, the symptoms begin to ease and will soon disappear. During this period, the pregnant woman's body will undergo obvious changes. The milky white secretion in the vagina - leucorrhea - will increase significantly; the breasts will further enlarge and become swollen and painful; and pigmentation will appear on the areola and nipples. During this period, symptoms such as constipation and diarrhea are prone to occur. Pay attention to regulating your diet and do not use medications indiscriminately.

Frequent urination and urgency: The enlarged uterus begins to compress the bladder and rectum in the front and back, reducing the bladder capacity. As a result, the urination interval is shortened, the number of urinations increases, and there is always a feeling of incomplete urine, so pregnant mothers always want to go to the toilet. Never deliberately avoid drinking water or holding back urine to avoid urinary tract infection.

During pregnancy, if the above phenomena occur, they are all symptoms of three and a half months of pregnancy, and are also normal physiological phenomena and reactions. If you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital for a check-up. Three and a half months of pregnancy is also a special period. You must be careful and avoid strenuous exercise, etc. This way both adults and babies will be safe and healthy.