Yellow urine in late pregnancy

Pregnant women usually feel some discomfort in their stomachs in the late pregnancy. This is a normal phenomenon. Because in the late pregnancy, many fetuses will make a pelvic movement. This pelvic movement will cause false labor in pregnant women. At this time, pregnant women will feel stomach pain and urinate frequently. When urinating, the urine is yellow. So what should pregnant women do if their urine is yellow in the late pregnancy?

In fact, when expectant mothers are examined in the hospital, their urine is sometimes examined and analyzed to determine the development of the fetus.

Therefore, pregnant mothers can also use urine to determine whether there is enough amniotic fluid in the body. If these two symptoms appear in the urine, it may mean that there is insufficient amniotic fluid and it needs to be taken seriously.

Symptom 1: Decreased urine output

As the pregnancy progresses, the uterus will gradually press on the bladder, causing frequent urination. If the expectant mother does not experience this situation after pregnancy, urinates infrequently or the amount of urine decreases, it is very likely that there is too little amniotic fluid. Pregnant women must pay attention to it at this time, otherwise it will easily affect the growth and development of the fetus.

Tips: Some pregnant women may have this idea: boiled water tastes bland and is not as delicious as juice. Why not drink juice instead of boiled water every day to supplement the body with nutrients. In fact, this idea is wrong. Although fruit juice contains many nutrients, it also contains substances such as fructose that are easily digested and absorbed, which is not conducive to pregnant mothers maintaining their body weight. Therefore, it is recommended not to drink too much, and it cannot replace boiled water.

Symptom 2: Yellow urine with odor

When the human body lacks water, it is easy for some substances to not be metabolized out in time through urination or defecation, causing toxins and waste to be retained in the body, and the urine excreted appears yellow. In addition, severe dehydration in the body can easily cause expectant mothers to get "hot" and lead to abnormal urine.

Tips: If a pregnant mother has too little amniotic fluid, it is probably because of insufficient water intake. Therefore, for the health of the fetus, it is recommended that expectant mothers increase their water intake appropriately every day to ensure adequate water intake.

Although we cannot directly see the development of the fetus in the pregnant woman's belly with our naked eyes, we can get information from some details in daily life. Therefore, expectant mothers should pay more attention during pregnancy and always pay attention to changes in their bodies to ensure that a good environment is created for their growth.