Many expectant mothers are becoming mothers for the first time, including during pregnancy. Many places require reminders from parents, constantly reminding themselves of what they can and cannot do, including physical changes. Mothers are not particularly clear about these changes, so they want to know what are the symptoms of late pregnancy?
1. Will cause constipation. Many expectant mothers will find that the frequency of defecation is decreasing when they are about to give birth. Previously, they used to defecate once a day on average, but now they only go to the bathroom every two or three days. This is mainly because physical activity is inconvenient at this time, and the amount of exercise is reduced, which naturally leads to constipation.
2. The body will swell. When soaking their feet at night, pregnant women may feel some obvious swelling in their calves, and even the shoes they used to wear may not fit well now, and they may even squeeze their feet. In fact, for pregnant women, especially when they are about to give birth, they do feel swollen. When they have free time, let their husband massage their calves to reduce swelling.
3. Poor appetite. After all, the size of the fetus will become larger and occupy a significant position in the stomach, which will also compress the mother's stomach. This can cause the mother to feel very full after eating a little and not want to eat anymore. To avoid malnutrition, it is advisable to eat less and increase the frequency of meals per day.
