What to pay attention to during the 32nd week of pregnancy

For all mothers in the world, they all hope that their children will get better and better. When they are pregnant, expectant mothers have a small wish in their hearts, that is, the children in their arms can live a safe life. They don’t pursue making a lot of money, as long as they can be well. So, the 32nd week is considered the late pregnancy. What should you pay attention to in the 32nd week of pregnancy?

What to pay attention to during the 32nd week of pregnancy

At 32 weeks of pregnancy, the mother will feel pain in the pelvis and pubic symphysis, and frequent urination. This is because the baby has gradually descended into the pelvis; the baby's internal organs are gradually growing and developing, and the toenails have already grown. The baby is still very active now. His internal organs are gradually developing and maturing. His toenails had not grown out completely before, but have grown out now. His hair has already started growing, and it will not stop this week and will continue to grow. Just wait and see his black hair, dear.

If the baby's buttocks are at the bottom and the head is at the top, this fetal position is called breech presentation. If the short axis of the fetal body is perpendicular to the mother's body, it is a transverse birth. A transverse birth is rarely a natural choice. After 32 weeks of pregnancy, due to the rapid growth and development of the fetus, the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman is relatively reduced, and the position of the fetus is relatively clear. During the pregnancy check-up, the doctor can already identify the position of the fetus and correct the abnormal fetal position.

Special safety precautions are required: In the later stages of pregnancy, your abdomen becomes larger and you will definitely find it very inconvenient to move. The protruding belly also makes your center of gravity extend forward, so you must be particularly careful during this period. When taking a bath, it is best to stick to the wall to prevent slipping. Be careful when walking, going down stairs, sitting, and standing up, and do not use too much force.

Eat more porridge and soups that have the effect of strengthening the spleen and stomach and are easy to digest. For pregnant mothers who eat chicken, duck, fish and meat, it can be said to be "fresh and natural". Add seasoning according to your own taste and specific circumstances, or eat it with some cold dishes or meat products to create a unique taste. If the weight gain is too much, pregnant mothers should control their diet appropriately according to the doctor's advice, eat less starch and fat, and eat more foods high in protein and vitamins to prevent the baby from growing too large and causing difficulties in delivery.

What to avoid during 32 weeks of pregnancy

Avoid excessive amniotic fluid. When pregnant mothers hear that there is too little amniotic fluid, they will worry. They are afraid that the baby's language development in the uterine cavity will be delayed, they are afraid of overdue pregnancy, and even more afraid of fetal deformity. However, too much amniotic fluid can easily cause excessive uterine support and premature birth. In addition to pregnant women with high blood sugar, moderate anemia, and pregnant women who love sweets and do not like exercise may have excessive amniotic fluid, pregnant women with neural tube defects in the fetus and hemolytic problems are also prone to this problem.

After 32 weeks, sexual intercourse is prohibited to prevent constipation. In early pregnancy and the first few weeks of the late period, healthy pregnant women still have the right to enjoy sexual desire, but after reaching 32 weeks, please remember to prohibit sexual intercourse. Hu Mengcai said that this is to avoid gynecological inflammation and to prevent excessive abdominal pressure or stimulation from causing uterine contraction, thereby causing premature birth.

Therefore, in addition to regular perinatal care, once the pregnant mother feels shortness of breath, fatigue, or panic, she should go to the hospital as soon as possible for B-ultrasound to check the amount of amniotic fluid. After ruling out problems such as fetal malformations, if the pregnant mother has excessive amniotic fluid, in addition to actively treating the original disease and resting in bed more, she can, if necessary, use amniotic fluid extraction in the middle and late stages of pregnancy to reduce the amniotic fluid flow to avoid causing long-term breathing discomfort to the pregnant mother, or even causing intrauterine hypoxia of the fetus, premature birth, etc.