Is it because of pelvic pain if I have buttock pain at 37 weeks?

A 37-week pregnant woman is very close to delivery, and at this time she must be fully prepared to welcome the arrival of the newborn. Before the newborn is born, the pregnant woman has to experience the fetus entering the pelvis, because only when the fetus's skull enters the pelvis can it better promote delivery. When the fetus enters the pelvis, the pregnant woman's body will also produce many symptoms. Some pregnant women may feel a swelling in their lower abdomen, and some clothes may cause pain in their buttocks. Is this because the fetus has entered the pelvis?

Is buttock pain in late pregnancy due to pelvic floor?

1. Pelvic compression. In the late pregnancy, the baby gradually begins to slide into the woman's pelvic cavity, which creates a lot of pressure on the pelvic cavity. At the same time, women in the late pregnancy spend more time sitting or lying down due to the increased weight of the fetus, so the pelvic cavity will cause varying degrees of pressure on the buttocks, which leads to buttocks pain.

2. Calcium deficiency. In the late stages of pregnancy, a large amount of nutrients in a woman's body will be consumed by the fetus, especially the calcium in the body will be mostly consumed by the fetus's bone development. However, the pelvis in a woman's body is also the most obvious part that reflects the body's skeletal condition. Therefore, when the body loses too much calcium, obvious pain will occur in the buttocks. You can take targeted calcium supplements.

3. Influence of sleeping posture. Because the size of the fetus affects the body's condition in the late stages of pregnancy, women need to fix their sleeping position according to the needs of the fetal position. Sometimes, if some sleeping positions are fixed for too long, it will cause pain in certain parts of the body. Pain in the buttocks is a very obvious symptom, which can be relieved by changing the sleeping position appropriately for a period of time.