What causes pain in the lower part during pregnancy?

In the late stages of pregnancy, many expectant mothers often feel swelling and pain in the vulva, and pain like vaginal congestion when walking. This symptom is called vulvar varicose veins. It is normal for expectant mothers to have this symptom because their uterus begins to grow larger and their abdomen is compressed. Just pay attention to rest more and avoid standing for long periods of time.

What causes pain in the lower part during pregnancy?

In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, some expectant mothers will feel swelling in the vulva and local redness of the skin. When walking, the vulva will feel painful and congested. This phenomenon is called "varicose veins of the vulva".

The main ways to prevent it include: avoid standing for long periods of time and do not bathe in overheated water. If varicose veins of the vulva have already occurred, expectant mothers can use local cold compresses or cold water sitz baths to shrink the varicose veins in the vulva. The main way to prevent varicose veins of the vulva is to avoid standing for long periods of time in the late pregnancy; avoid wearing tight pants and shoes and socks; and do not get close to heat sources or take a bath with overheated water.

Osteomyoscopy and joint syndrome during pregnancy is more common in pregnant women. Once the symptoms appear, many expectant mothers become extremely panicked and anxious. As long as there are no organic diseases of the bones, muscles and joints before pregnancy, there is no need to worry too much even if the above symptoms appear, because these symptoms are largely caused by the physiological changes in the body caused by pregnancy. Once delivery, most cases heal on their own.

However, for pregnant women with more severe symptoms, appropriate symptomatic treatment can be used to relieve the symptoms, provided that the treatment does not affect the health of the fetus and ensures the smooth progress of the pregnancy. After delivery, they can go to the orthopedic department for thorough treatment, and the condition can generally be cured.