After pregnancy, women's bodies undergo many changes, including morning sickness and drowsiness in the early stages of pregnancy. In mid pregnancy, pregnant women can clearly feel fetal movement. In late pregnancy, due to the enlargement of the fetus, the uterus will compress other organs, causing many uncomfortable situations for pregnant women. So, what should I do if I sneeze and leak urine during pregnancy?
Sneezing and leaking urine during pregnancy is caused by the enlargement of the uterus, which compresses the bladder. This situation is normal and does not require special treatment. Generally, it will disappear after childbirth. In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to eating more foods with high vitamin content to avoid constipation. If constipation occurs, it can also easily lead to urinary leakage.
After 42 days of childbirth, the mother needs to go to the hospital for a uterine examination to see if the uterus has recovered. If there is still a leakage of urine at this time, the specific cause needs to be examined. If the leakage is severe, surgery should be used for treatment. Postpartum physical recovery takes time, so mothers should not be too anxious and can do some recovery exercises.
In general, sneezing and leaking urine during pregnancy are normal, and if it is not serious, there is no need for treatment. You can control the intensity of sneezing on your own. Pregnant women should have a lighter diet and avoid oily and spicy foods, as well as foods that are fried or prone to overheating, to prevent constipation.
