Pregnancy pain in lower body

During pregnancy, especially in the late stages of pregnancy, some people will feel pain in the lower body, discomfort when walking, and discomfort when turning over in sleep. This is called toe pain. It is because the growth hormone in the human body during pregnancy affects the relaxation of the ligaments, and then the baby grows and is compressed. This is normal and there is nothing to worry about. When you have toe pain, pay attention to getting more rest, and the symptoms will naturally subside after a period of time.

Pregnancy pain in lower body

In the late stages of pregnancy, there is pain in the area where the inner thigh and private parts meet, which is the area where our pubic hair grows. There is a professional term for this called pubic pain. If you search this sentence on the Internet, you will find that many people have the same symptoms. Most mothers feel it in the late stages of pregnancy, and some feel it in the middle stages of pregnancy. The main reason for this is due to the influence of growth hormone, which causes ligament relaxation. During pregnancy, growth hormone metabolism is not the same as usual, and with the extension of pregnancy, the baby also gradually grows up, which puts a great burden on the body, so toe pain will occur, which is normal.

When toe pain occurs, it is relatively sudden. For example, when you sleep in bed late at night, you suddenly find that your lower body is very uncomfortable when you turn over, or you can't move your legs when walking. There is no good way to relieve this. When toe pain occurs, you can lie in bed and rest appropriately, walk less, and most of the time it will disappear automatically after a few days or a week or two. Only a very small number of pregnant women will experience pubic separation.

So if you feel pain below at 35 weeks of pregnancy, it is called pubic pain, which is caused by the influence of hormone metabolism and ligament relaxation. Most expectant mothers will feel it in the later stages of pregnancy. It is okay and has nothing to do with whether you will have a premature birth. Therefore, there is no need to worry. You must pay attention to maintaining a good attitude during pregnancy. If you have pain in your toes, just take more rest and you'll be fine.