Eight months pregnant belly feeling

The longer the pregnancy lasts, the more inconvenient it becomes for the pregnant woman to move. This is not only because the bigger belly will affect the pregnant woman's movement, but the key is that the longer the pregnancy lasts, the more discomforts and symptoms she will experience. So what is the reason for the abdomen to fall down in the eighth month of pregnancy?

It is normal for pregnant women to have a falling abdomen during the eighth month of pregnancy, so there is no need to worry too much. This is mainly caused by the large size of the fetus. Under the influence of gravity, pregnant women will have some feeling of falling abdomen. In addition, due to the growth of the fetus, other organs in the pregnant woman's belly will also be squeezed. Therefore, at this time, in addition to the phenomenon of falling abdomen, pregnant women may also have some other uncomfortable symptoms. However, there is no need to worry too much, because these are all normal phenomena in the late pregnancy.

What are the common problems in eight months of pregnancy?

1. Pregnancy check

I am now 8 months pregnant, which is 32 weeks. At this time, I need to go to the hospital for pregnancy check-ups every 2 weeks.

2. Keep clean and comfortable

During pregnancy, pregnant women sweat more than when they are not pregnant, so they should take a bath frequently and change their underwear frequently. Clothes should be made of cotton, soft and loose. Don't wear tight clothes and socks to avoid affecting the circulation of the body and the growth and development of the fetus. Wear light boots with low heels, and avoid flat shoes and high heels to prevent back pain and accidental falls.

3. Pay attention to nutritional content

After 8 months of pregnancy, pregnant women should pay attention to the intake of nutrients to meet the dual needs of themselves and the fetus, and also make their own preparations for childbirth and breastfeeding. The diet should be balanced, pay attention to supplementing vitamins, pay attention to eating foods containing dietary fiber, and maintain smooth bowel movements.

4. Rest

After 8 months of pregnancy, try to reduce your workload and avoid standing for long periods of time or doing heavy physical work. Standing for too long can easily cause swelling of the lower limbs. When sitting, you should raise your lower limbs to relieve swelling in them.