What problems are likely to occur in the third trimester?

In the third trimester, it is easy to have problems such as unrapid weight gain, uncontrollable blood sugar, anemia, fetal hypoxia, constipation, umbilical cord around the neck, etc.

In the third trimester, it is easy to develop edema, gestational hypertension, diabetes and other diseases. Therefore, in the third trimester, it is best to go to the hospital for a week or two for a prenatal checkup. Usually control your diet and have a regular schedule.

The most common problems in the third trimester include rapid weight gain, poor blood sugar control, anemia, calcium deficiency, constipation, etc., coupled with the compression of the embryo, the expectant mother is prone to edema. Pregnant mothers are often full as soon as they eat, and after a while, they are hungry from time to time, and their intestinal activities are weakened and they are prone to constipation.

Gastrointestinal diseases may occur in the late stages of pregnancy, prone to gestational hypertension, gestational diabetes, and easy bleeding, so be sure to pay attention to rest and pay attention to diet.

Pregnancy is not a simple thing, and every mother is great. During pregnancy, pregnant mothers will have various problems in their bodies, so what problems will occur during pregnancy? Let's take a look.

1. Preeclampsia: refers to a sudden increase in blood pressure and protein in the urine at the twentieth week after pregnancy. In severe cases, it can lead to kidney failure, seizures, liver damage, respiratory problems, and even death.

Early detection and regular monitoring can help avoid the worst-case scenario.

2. Gestational diabetes: In most cases, women can control their condition with appropriate diet and exercise. If that doesn't work, oral medications or insulin injections can be used to control blood sugar levels.

3. Occurrence of heart disease: due to the need to increase the flow of blood into the uterus, the cardiovascular system of women is changed during pregnancy (blood volume increases, heart rate increases, blood pressure decreases).

4. Anemia: Another common condition in which pregnant women may experience anemia or low red blood cell counts. Mainly because iron is a key component in making red blood cells, but many women do not have enough iron stores to meet the rapid growth in blood volume and the growth of the placenta and fetus.

Although this condition is not very serious, it can lead to other problems such as premature birth, low birth weight, preeclampsia, and later child development problems. "The best thing to do is to start taking iron supplements before you get pregnant, eat more red meats, etc," says Professor Glantz.

5. Back pain: Most pregnant women will have back pain. The most common method is generally only to rest on the bed, and if it is serious, you can take some drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

6. Pica: Sometimes with pregnancy, some people will eat dirt ("soil fetish"), raw starch ("amylopasia") or ice ("ice fetish") and so on.

7. Thrombosis: due to hormonal changes during pregnancy, resulting in an increase in blood clotting factors. Fortunately, if diagnosed with a blood clot can be treated with heparin**, an anticoagulant drug that does not enter the placenta and is therefore safe for both mother and baby.

8. Headache: This is also a phenomenon that often occurs in pregnant women, when headache is accompanied by other neurological symptoms such as weakness of one limb, He Zhen recommends going to the hospital for some **.

9. Swelling of the feet: Almost every pregnant woman will have swollen feet, the way to deal with this symptom is very basic, that is, to raise your feet, the doctor recommends that the feet should be higher than the heart, but if the swelling has been obvious and has a tendency to aggravate, be sure to see a doctor in time!

Pregnant mothers may experience some discomfort in the later stages of pregnancy, which can be overwhelming

Pain or pressure in the lower abdomen.

Frequent urination or difficulty urinating.

Back pain. It is difficult to breathe deeply.

Altered dietary preferences or changes in taste.

Difficulty sleeping. Dry mouth or excessive salivation.

Feeling an increase in fetal movements.

Itchy belly. Weight gain.

Spleen and stomach upset. Psychological stress.

Fatigue or fatigue.

Dropsy. Irritability or irritability.

Feeling the fetal position is different.

Note that these discomforts may be more common in some mothers and less common in others. If you have any concerns about any discomfort, consult your Kaichen doctor immediately.

The most common problem is that there will be lack of sleep in the third trimester, edema, drowsiness, and redness, and some women will also have ** diseases in the third trimester.

It is easy to have problems with progesterone instability, pregnancy reactions, morning sickness, and sleep quality will also be affected. There will also be some states of anxiety and nervousness.

You may fall, you may have a miscarriage, you may have fetal malformations, you may have a fetal abortion, you may have high blood sugar, you may have high blood pressure.

The most common problem is bad stomach or hemorrhoids, especially when women are pregnant, they often overeat or don't like to exercise, so it is easy to find themselves, which is terrible.

After pregnancy, women may develop high blood pressure or diabetes due to changes in the endocrine system.

In the early stage, it is most likely to suffer from low back pain, dizziness, nausea, and weakness of the limbs, and these problems are because the body is very weak in the early stage, and the pregnant woman's body is not very good, so some diseases will occur.