Pregnant woman has severe pain on the right side of her lower back

After a woman becomes pregnant, in order to ensure that the fetus can grow better, she stays at home most of the time, which will reduce the risk of accidents to the child. However, as the child grows older, many pregnant women will experience many changes. What should pregnant women do if they have severe pain on the right side of their waist? Waist pain is generally normal. As pregnancy progresses, the uterus expands and the center of gravity of the human body gradually shifts, forcing the pregnant woman's shoulders to move relatively backward to maintain body balance. The neck is slightly bent to fill in and keep the head upright.

As a result, the normal curvature of the spine is reduced, causing lordosis, so the closer to full term, pregnant women are more likely to experience neck, back and waist pain. Therefore, although the degree varies, almost all people will experience pain to some extent.

What are the reasons for pain on the right side of the waist during pregnancy?

During the entire process of pregnancy, the fetus grows from a tiny sperm and egg that is invisible to the human eye into a fetus. Its body will grow bigger and bigger, and the space in the uterus will be gradually occupied. Therefore, when the fetus grows to a certain size, it will cause discomfort to nearby organs. The growing fetus will compress the bladder, intestines and lumbar spine, which will cause pain, soreness and waist discomfort. This is why pregnant women may experience frequent urination, polyuria and waist pain in the third or fourth month of pregnancy. These are all normal symptoms and there is no need to be suspicious.

The entire process of pregnancy is actually very difficult, so in order for the baby to grow up happily, it is recommended that pregnant women make more sacrifices and avoid eating foods that are not good for children. In addition, there is no need to smoke or drink, as both will affect the growth and development of the fetus. You can hang out with your family more often, which will be of greater help to the growth and development of your children.