The biggest sign of pregnancy is that the belly will become bigger and bigger over time. Getting bigger is certain, because there is a cute little life in the belly. Due to the enlargement of the belly, the burden on pregnant women increases, and they always feel uncomfortable sleeping with a ball. Some people say that when they are 8 months pregnant and sleep flat, will their belly bulge?
Sleeping flat at 8 months pregnant with bulging belly
At the beginning, the fetal movements were elusive, like a butterfly flapping its wings. Slowly, the fetal movements became more vigorous and regular. During the weeks of 20-24 weeks, the feeling of fetal movement will become stronger and stronger. When pregnant women lie down in the late stage of pregnancy, there may be bulging, which is a pseudo uterine contraction. It is best not to lie down in the late stage of pregnancy as it can cause the baby to lack oxygen and increase fetal movement. Therefore, you may feel uncomfortable with bulging in the belly because the baby is not feeling well.
What to do if you have a bloated belly while sleeping at 8 months pregnant
Generally speaking, at 4 months of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's abdomen begins to enlarge. But some pregnant women may feel their belly getting bigger within one month or even twenty days of pregnancy. During pregnancy, it is generally not recommended to lie flat as a bloated stomach is also normal. When sleeping, it is best to lie on the left side. In addition, when the baby is in fetal movement and clearly kicks you, the belly will bulge out. At this point, you can thank the baby or adjust their sleeping position, so that the baby's fetal movement is not as strong.
The longer the pregnancy, the larger the belly, and the more frequent the baby's fetal movements will be. However, the appearance of pregnancy varies from person to person. Pregnant women should not worry too much when they encounter a bulging belly, as this is a normal phenomenon. Just make a slight adjustment. During pregnancy, it is important to pay attention to supplementing nutrition and providing sufficient nutrition for the baby to grow.
