Why do I feel pain in my lower body when I am 8 months pregnant?

After a woman gives birth, her body will experience a series of reactions, such as morning sickness and systemic edema. Not only will her belly become bigger, but her physical and mental health will also be affected. Of course, as long as pregnant women can pay attention to many details in daily life, it is very easy to maintain physical and mental health and the health of the fetus. When pregnant women reach the late stage of pregnancy, they will experience vaginal pain. So why do they feel pain in the lower part of their body when they are eight months pregnant?

What is the reason for pain in the lower part of the 8th month of pregnancy?

Vaginal pain in the eighth month of pregnancy may be caused by the influence of the late pregnancy. As the fetus grows, the uterus also expands, which will compress the surrounding tissues, blood vessels, nerves, organs, etc. It may cause private hematoma, thus causing pain. It is recommended to take more rests and avoid long-term hiking and standing. In addition, go to the obstetrics and gynecology hospital for appropriate examination as soon as possible. Vulvar pain: Some women feel swelling of the vulva and redness of other parts of the skin a few months after pregnancy, and experience severe pain in the private parts when walking. This condition is clinically known as "vulvar varicose veins". The uterus of a pregnant woman bears a heavy responsibility and requires a large blood supply, which increases the blood flow in the pelvic vein and internal iliac vein, causing the pressure in the vein to increase, causing the thick-walled veins at the vulva and thigh to expand abnormally.

In addition, as the fetus gradually grows, the uterus in the pelvis also expands relatively, and the veins are easily compressed, which blocks blood flow and causes congestion, resulting in varicose veins. Furthermore, during pregnancy, the concentration of estrogen in the blood also rises rapidly, causing the venous walls to relax and leading to varicose veins of the vulva. The key to preventing varicose veins in the private parts of women during pregnancy is to pay attention to hygiene during pregnancy. Women should avoid standing for long periods of time during pregnancy, especially in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. Prevent going over tight jeans and socks. Avoid getting close to heat sources or using overheated water baths.

In the late stages of pregnancy, because the growth and development rate of the fetus is accelerated, a certain amount of nutrients needs to be stored. Therefore, pregnant women in this stage not only need to supplement calories, but also need to pay attention to the supplement of nutrients such as protein food, iron, calcium and vitamins. Pregnant women in the late pregnancy have their stomach compressed by the rapid growth of the uterus, which reduces their appetite. They can adopt a "small and frequent meals" diet method, which can be increased to more than 5 meals a day. The dietary ingredients of pregnant women should be varied to ensure rich nutrition. Avoid taking too many food supplements to prevent excessive obesity and the birth of a giant fetus (the weight gain of pregnant women during pregnancy should not exceed 15KG).

After entering the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the couple should responsibly stop having sex to prevent accidents to the fetus. If you must have sex, you must control it and pay attention to the posture. You should also control the frequency and duration of the intense sex. The posture should be gentle. You can choose the rear position where the husband hugs his wife tightly from behind.