What causes chest tightness and shortness of breath during pregnancy?

We all know that the body of a pregnant woman will undergo many changes during pregnancy. For example, the most important condition is the interruption of menstruation, constant sleepiness, and frequent urination. Some pregnant women often feel palpitations, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing during pregnancy. This may be due to some reasons in life, such as suffering from some grievances and being unable to vent them. If you are depressed, you will feel chest tightness and shortness of breath. So what is the reason for chest tightness, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing during pregnancy?

1. Psychological factors are mainly caused by unpleasant emotions such as boredom and discomfort. Girls are usually sensitive and easily get angry and emotionally unbalanced when encountering troubles, which often makes them feel flustered and short of breath. According to statistical analysis by psychological experts, palpitations and shortness of breath caused by this type of reasons are the most common. You have to be able to take on and let go of everything; don't be too picky.

2. Autonomic nervous system dysfunction is more common in female adolescence. Some girls aged 16 or 17 often complain of palpitations and shortness of breath, most of which are caused by autonomic nervous system dysfunction. Generally, if no organic disease is found during a physical examination at a hospital, no treatment is required. Keep a happy mood, be cheerful and cheerful, increase physical exercise, and be calm, then you will be healthy naturally.

3. Physiological factors: common diseases among women include myocarditis and autonomic nervous system imbalance. Among various types of myocarditis, viral myocarditis is the most common. Women are more likely to develop viral myocarditis after severe colds and respiratory infections. One of the clinical symptoms of this disease is palpitations and shortness of breath.

4. Feeling anxious and short of breath. Generally, if no organic disease is found during a physical examination at the hospital, no treatment is required. Maintain a happy mood, be cheerful and cheerful, increase physical exercise, and be calm, then you will be healthy. If it is caused by heart disease or imbalance of the internal organs, you must not neglect it. When you feel anxious and short of breath, you need to do an electrocardiogram, B-ultrasound or B-ultrasound, routine blood test, chest X-ray, liver function test, etc. and take medication for treatment.