Six months pregnant belly falling

If you are six and a half months pregnant and feel a little bit of tingling or distending pain in your abdomen, this is a normal phenomenon. Because the muscle fibers will be slightly ruptured during the growth process of the fetus, stretch marks will appear on the abdomen. These phenomena are all physiological manifestations. During this period, try to rest as much as possible and avoid overexerting yourself. If you experience abdominal pain during pregnancy and also feel a tight and hard feeling in your abdomen, this may be a sign of threatened miscarriage and you should rest and then be carefully observed.

If the condition can be restored to normal after rest, no special treatment is needed. If it does not recover after rest and the condition shows signs of worsening, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If there are signs of miscarriage, you should use tocolytic drugs immediately to avoid miscarriage.

After a woman becomes pregnant, her abdomen becomes more and more swollen as the baby grows. Especially after the second trimester of pregnancy, some patients will experience uterine sensitivity. Generally, the patient will suddenly feel his stomach tightening and feel hard to the touch without realizing it. It lasts for 3-7 seconds and then subsides on its own after a while. It is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally, women in the late stages of pregnancy have this feeling, which is called false labor. If there is no periodic uterine contraction, no bleeding or fluid in the vagina, it is not easy to give birth.

As the pregnancy progresses, the fetus grows larger and the uterus also expands accordingly, causing the abdomen to feel bloated, tight and uncomfortable. If it occurs once in a while during pregnancy or no more than 10 times a day, and lasts for a short time, less than 20 to 30 seconds, it may be false labor, which is not a big problem and requires careful observation in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. If it lasts for a long time, occurs frequently, and is not relieved after rest, you need to see a doctor for a prenatal check-up as soon as possible. It may be uterine contraction and threatened miscarriage. You need to stay in bed and rest, and receive treatment to preserve the fetus.