The belly grows slowly in late pregnancy

A woman's belly grows fastest in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, that is, at seven or eight months, you can feel the fetus growing rapidly. But around nine months, when the due date is approaching, the fetus grows slower, so the woman's belly will look less obvious than before. This is a common phenomenon. Many women become anxious because their children are growing slowly. So is it normal for the belly to grow slowly in the late pregnancy?

What are the reasons why pregnant women's belly grows slowly?

1. The uterus of a pregnant woman. If the pregnant woman's uterus is against the front wall, the baby will be in the front position and the belly will appear larger. If the pregnant woman's uterus is located against the back wall and the baby is in the back position, the belly will naturally be smaller.

2. The amount of amniotic fluid in the pregnant woman. The size of a pregnant woman's belly has a lot to do with the amniotic fluid in her belly. If a pregnant woman has too much amniotic fluid, her belly will naturally be bigger. If there is too little amniotic fluid, the belly will definitely be smaller.

3. The pelvis of a pregnant woman. When a pregnant woman's pelvis is wider, her belly will appear small. If her pelvis is narrower, her belly will protrude forward more. This is also one of the reasons.

4. Belly fat of pregnant women. If a pregnant woman is a plump type of woman, then her belly must be thicker, because there is more fat in the belly, and the belly of the pregnant woman at this time will appear larger. On the contrary, for a thin pregnant woman, the belly will definitely be much smaller.

What to do if a pregnant woman's belly grows slowly

Pregnant women should have a balanced diet, eat more foods high in high-quality protein, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. As long as the prenatal examination shows no abnormalities and the B-ultrasound examination shows that the fetus is developing well, there is no need to worry. Keep a good mood at ordinary times, live a regular life, and have appropriate activities and rest.

The above is some of the reasons why pregnant women’s bellies grow slowly. I hope it will be helpful to you. The mood changes of pregnant mothers will affect the growth of the baby to a certain extent, so pregnant mothers should be optimistic, positive and enterprising, and should not be nervous, negative, impulsive or irritable.