Reasons for lower belly during second pregnancy

Different women will have different reactions during pregnancy. For example, many women will have problems with their stomachs moving lower when they are pregnant with their second child. In fact, this is a relatively normal phenomenon, which is called lower pregnancy. If there is no abnormality in the examination, then pregnant women do not need to worry too much about this situation. Next, I will introduce to you the reasons why your belly moves downward during pregnancy!

1. Why does my belly lean downward during pregnancy?

When a pregnant woman is pregnant, her belly is lower, and as long as the prenatal examination shows normal results, there is generally no impact. It is also normal for a pregnant woman's belly to lean downwards. This is mainly because the fetus develops in the lower part of the mother's belly, which is also called a lower belly. The symptom of a bulging belly for pregnant women with lower uterus is not very obvious, but if you look at the pregnant woman from behind, you will find that her butt is relatively large.

2. Is it dangerous to have a low belly during pregnancy?

1. Lower abdomen is a description of the abdominal shape after pregnancy. The fetus is located in the lower part of the mother's belly. Generally, the bulge of the belly is not very obvious from the outside, but if you look at it from the back, you will find that the buttocks are relatively large, and there is a feeling of dragging when walking.

2. Generally, women's transverse abdominal muscles and fascia are very weak, or some women have a wide uterine fundus, and the uterus develops horizontally, which makes it more likely to present as a "lower pregnancy". Some women have a larger pelvic tilt angle, with their uterus hanging down and resting on the pubic symphysis, presenting a classic hanging abdomen, which is also a manifestation of "lower abdomen".

3. There is no direct relationship between a woman's lower abdomen and the difficulty of normal delivery. Usually, the shape of a pregnant woman's abdomen is related to her height, body shape, pelvic size and inclination angle, abdominal muscle tightness, and uterine shape. The so-called upper pregnancy and lower pregnancy should be the result of the combined influence of these factors. In fact, they have no direct correlation with "whether the baby is a boy or a girl" and "the difficulty of natural childbirth".

3. What should pregnant women pay attention to?

1. Go for regular prenatal checkups. The position of the fetus in the lower abdomen is relatively close to the cervix of the uterus, so you need to go to the hospital regularly for a prenatal check-up during your pregnancy. If pregnant women with short cervix do not take any measures, they may give birth prematurely.

2. Do more moderate exercise during pregnancy. Pregnant women with lower calves will not only have difficulty in moving during pregnancy, but will also feel more tired than ordinary pregnant women. However, if they want to give birth smoothly during delivery, they need to exercise moderately during pregnancy. If pregnant women do not want to exercise due to fatigue, it will be very unfavorable for delivery and will have a great impact on delivery.