Buttock pain at 38 weeks of pregnancy

Some women find that they have symptoms such as buttock pain in the late pregnancy. It may be caused by factors such as neuralgia, calcium deficiency or bone disease. They can go to the hospital for examination, and pay attention to the use of some medicines for conditioning. They should take the medicine strictly according to the doctor's instructions to avoid affecting the fetus in the belly. Everyone should have a certain understanding of the causes and solutions to buttock pain in late pregnancy.

Some women have severe pregnancy reactions during pregnancy, which leads to decreased appetite, and frequent vomiting can cause malnutrition. If the body lacks calcium or some nutrients, it will cause buttock pain, which is more common. It can appropriately supplement the body's nutrients, eat more big bone soup or fish head soup, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

For women in the late stages of pregnancy, the expansion of the fetus in the belly will compress the uterus, which will cause soreness and then cause pain in the buttocks, which is more common. Pregnant women do not need to worry too much. They can go to the hospital for regular prenatal check-ups as instructed by their doctors. They can sleep on a hard bed and try to sleep on their left side. They should try not to stay in cold and humid environments for a long time.

If a woman suffers from femoral head necrosis, osteoneuritis or tendon injury in the late pregnancy, it may also cause buttock bone pain. Pregnant women can go to the orthopedic department for examination. After the condition is confirmed, they can choose some medicines that have less impact on the fetus for treatment under the guidance of the doctor, such as metronidazole or antibiotics, and pay attention to applying appropriate heat to the injured area.

In general, some pregnant women find that they have symptoms such as buttock pain in the late pregnancy, which may cause harm to the body. It is mainly caused by factors such as tendon injury, inflammation or compression of the fetus. Pregnant women can go to the hospital for examination and should determine an effective treatment plan under the guidance of a doctor. They should also be careful not to exercise excessively and can appropriately supplement the body's nutrients and regulate their bodies.