30 weeks pregnant, stomach pain

When a woman suddenly has an extra life in her uterus during pregnancy, many things may happen that would not happen when she is preparing for pregnancy, such as abnormal leucorrhea, or even spotting during pregnancy, fetal movement, and so on. This kind of question sometimes makes pregnant mothers happy, and sometimes makes them worried. I am happy that I can clearly feel that the baby is growing up, but I am worried that I don’t know whether some reactions indicate whether the baby is good or bad. So why do I have abdominal pain at 30 weeks of pregnancy?

Why is there abdominal pain at 30 weeks of pregnancy?

1. It is normal to have a feeling of abdominal heaviness, tightness in the abdomen, and mild neuralgia in the late pregnancy.

2. Under the specific guidance of the physician before delivery, fetal heart rate monitoring, blood pressure, necessary basic blood tests and B-ultrasound should be performed regularly according to the number of weeks of pregnancy. Around 32 weeks of pregnancy, a B-ultrasound scan is performed to screen for fetal abnormalities and further assess whether the fetus is physically normal.

3. Sometimes there is pain during pregnancy, but no bleeding below. This situation is mostly due to physiological pain. As the pregnancy progresses and the baby continues to grow, the uterine ligaments are stretched and pain and discomfort may occur.

What to pay attention to at 30 weeks of pregnancy

1. When pregnant women sleep during the fetal protection period, it is best to sleep on the left side, which can reduce the fetal movement. If the fetal movement is still relatively frequent, oxygen therapy should be given to prevent the baby from suffering from insufficient oxygen.

2. During the 30th week of pregnancy, expectant mothers must increase their nutrition, eat more foods that are light in taste and easy to digest, and also eat more foods high in luteal copper, so as to achieve the effect of stabilizing the fetus.

3. At 30 weeks of pregnancy, it is already the late stage of pregnancy. Expectant mothers must pay attention to observe the baby's fetal movements. If the baby's fetal movements are found to be abnormal, they should go to the hospital for examination in time.

The 30th week of pregnancy can be regarded as the late stage of pregnancy. At this time, the growth and development of the baby has been relatively stable. As long as pregnant mothers do prenatal checkups on time, do not do strenuous and dangerous exercises, and do not eat irritating foods, there will be basically no dangerous conditions for the baby. At this time, prospective parents can start to happily prepare for the arrival of the baby, but they still need to pay close attention to the baby's condition in the belly. If you find anything abnormal, you should still consult a doctor.