What are the reasons for a little abdominal pain in late pregnancy?

As the pregnancy time of women increases, especially in the later stages of pregnancy, the body will undergo obvious changes, and many symptoms are also likely to occur. However, many symptoms are normal. If there is a symptom of a little pain in the abdomen in the late pregnancy, then it is a bit abnormal, so pregnant women must find the cause and actively treat it. So what are the reasons for a little pain in the abdomen in the late pregnancy?

First, what are the reasons for the dull pain in the abdomen during late pregnancy? Infection. One of the most common reasons for a pregnant woman's belly to become hard in the late stages of pregnancy is infection, such as genital infection, amnionitis, urinary tract infection, intestinal infection, etc. However, sometimes if the fetus in the abdomen moves too frequently, it may cause the lower abdomen to become tight, hard, and even painful.

Second, premature birth. During labor before 37 weeks of gestation, pregnant women usually experience uterine contractions, which are generally manifested as tightness, hardness, and abdominal pain in the lower abdomen. False labor in late pregnancy. If your abdomen becomes hard frequently at night, disappears the next morning, and there is no discomfort, it may be caused by false labor in late pregnancy.

Third, when expectant mothers reach the late stage of pregnancy, their uterus continues to grow larger and almost occupies the entire abdominal cavity. At this time, many tissues and organs in the expectant mothers' bodies will be compressed, and the uterus will also appear to rotate to the right. In order to better decompress the uterus and release tense nerves, and to allow the uterus to get normal blood supply and prevent the fetus from suffering from hypoxia in the expectant mothers' uterus, it is best to lie on the left side. This can alleviate the degree of rotation of the uterus to the right, which is most beneficial for both the baby and the expectant mothers.