Is it normal to have a big belly two months pregnant?

A woman's belly will noticeably enlarge when she is pregnant, but it is generally not very big in the first three months. It will only become very big after four or five months. However, some pregnant women have a very big belly two months into their pregnancy. So is it normal to have a big belly two months into your pregnancy? Let me give a detailed introduction to each pregnant mother below, and I hope everyone doesn’t worry too much.

When the pregnancy is two months, the uterus has not yet left the pelvic cavity, and under normal circumstances the belly will not increase. At the end of April, the height of the uterus is between the navel and the upper edge of the pubic bone (10 cm above the pubic symphysis); at the end of May, the fundus of the uterus is 2 horizontal fingers below the navel (16-17 cm above the pubic bone); at the end of June, the fundus of the uterus is level with the navel (19-20 cm above the pubic bone); at the end of July, the fundus of the uterus is three horizontal fingers above the navel (22-23 cm above the pubic bone); at the end of the eighth month, the xiphoid process of the fundus of the uterus is in the middle of the navel (24-25 cm above the pubic bone); at the end of September, the fundus of the uterus is 2 horizontal fingers below the xiphoid process (28-30 cm above the pubic bone); at the end of the tenth month, the height of the fundus of the uterus returns to the height of the eighth month, but the abdominal circumference is larger than that of the eighth month.

The size of a pregnant woman's belly is related to the development of the fetus. Two months into pregnancy, the embryo's various complex organs begin to grow. The heart and brain have developed to a very complex level, folds have begun to appear on the eyelids, the nose has gradually straightened, the teeth and palate have begun to develop, the ears continue to take shape, and the arms have become bent at the elbows. There is a slight amount of webbing between the fingers and toes. Because the bone marrow has not yet formed, the liver temporarily produces a large number of red blood cells until the bone marrow matures and takes over its work.

Starting from the second month of pregnancy, the "baby" will grow rapidly, at a speed no less than the development of the heart and brain in the early pregnancy, and will show obvious outlines within a few weeks. By the eighth week of the week, the "baby" will grow to about 3 cm and weigh about 4 grams; the placenta and umbilical cord will be formed; the skin will be as thin as paper and the blood vessels will be clearly visible; the head, body, limbs can be distinguished with the naked eye; and it will be able to do small movements such as kicking, stretching, raising hands and moving its arms - even though you can't detect it at all. Usually after four months of pregnancy, the fetus is fully developed and its growth rate will accelerate. At this time, the woman's belly will have an obvious bulge. But it also depends on the individual's body shape. For example, if you are usually thin, your belly may become hard after two months, and it may be slightly obvious in your body shape.

Generally, when the pregnancy is more than two months, pregnant women will experience various pregnancy symptoms. Because the fetus does not have any obvious changes at this time, there will generally not be any particularly obvious changes in the belly. However, pregnant women with big bellies should not worry. This is a normal phenomenon and not a disease. Just relax.