Many women experience physical weakness after pregnancy, and during the ten month gestation period, they need to endure a lot of discomfort, some due to their own physical conditions, while others are due to the fetus. Many pregnant women may experience pubic pain, so what are the consequences of pubic pain in mid pregnancy?
Many pregnant women may experience pain in the pubic symphysis, especially as the months get older. After about 7 months of pregnancy, in the late stages of pregnancy, there will be special pain in the pubic symphysis area, and sometimes even inability to walk. The causes of pubic pain are generally due to hormonal changes during pregnancy, which can cause the ligaments to become more relaxed, resulting in symptoms of pubic pain. Some cases may also be caused by the fetus being too large, which really compresses the pubic bone, leading to a slight separation of the pubic symphysis, resulting in pubic pain.
Pain in the pubic bone during mid pregnancy is actually a normal phenomenon, which may be due to the gradual expansion of the baby's forearm and calf, and the increasing size of the pregnant woman's belly. The weight that the pubic bone can bear is also increasing. However, the weight that the human pubic bone can bear is limited, and exceeding this limit will put a burden on the pubic bone. Pregnant women will also feel pubic pain during mid pregnancy.
In order to ensure a smooth delivery of the baby, pregnant women's bodies will reflexively prop up their pubic bones, causing them to naturally feel pubic pain in mid pregnancy. During mid pregnancy, if a pregnant woman experiences pain in the pubic bone due to compression, a pelvic support can be used to hold the fetus and reduce the pressure on the pubic bone, thereby relieving the pain. Pregnant women can pay more attention to calcium supplementation in their diet. They can take some calcium tablets and expose themselves to more sunlight to promote calcium absorption, which has a certain effect on relieving the pain caused by pubic symphysis separation.
