With the onset of pregnancy, the woman’s body is completely rebuilt, and the hormonal background changes. Within 9 months, significant changes will occur, accompanied by various manifestations, about which the expectant mother should know and without panic to wait for childbirth. As a result of physiological processes, a woman experiences a variety of sensations, they can deliver not only pleasant moments. Very often, pregnant women throughout the entire period feel a tingling sensation in the uterus, and with the approach of childbirth it intensifies.
There are good reasons for this condition. In obstetric activity, pregnancy is divided into 3 trimesters. In each woman, she feels various tingling of different intensity, which is the norm, unless, of course, this is accompanied by spotting. Let's take a closer look at all the trimesters.
First 3 months
3-4 days after fertilization of the egg, the girl begins to have minor pain in the uterus. This phenomenon is associated with the restructuring of the body. After two weeks, the mammary glands swell - this process can also be painful. Along with these manifestations come toxicosis, drowsiness, and nervousness.
Literally after 30 days, the expectant mother may be disturbed by quite strong tingling in the uterus. This is due to a change in its shape - the vessels are filled with blood, the organ is rounded and enlarged. The structure of the cervix changes - it becomes more elastic and soft. Unpleasant sensations are observed in the lower abdomen. In some pregnant women, tingling in the uterus causes discomfort and is accompanied by pulling pains, somewhat reminiscent of the days before menstruation.
There really is no reason to panic, unless tingling lasts all day. Often they are felt when changing the position of the torso, sudden movements and sneezing. Despite the fact that tingling in the uterus is natural, a woman wants to quickly eliminate this condition. Some try to take a comfortable position, others move more, take walks, visit the pool and fitness for pregnant women. The most effective way is to exercise on the ball - exercises will help strengthen the muscles of the small pelvis. Such training is not shown to everyone.
Second trimester
During this period, significant changes occur in the uterus - it greatly increases and puts pressure on nearby organs: the intestines and stomach. As a result of this, a woman has digestive problems, heartburn and constipation. In this trimester, expectant mothers begin to doubt what causes pain - pregnancy or illness. Gastrointestinal disorders lead to tingling and are considered the norm. To eliminate unwanted colic, it is enough to follow a sparing diet.
Third trimester
Closer to childbirth, tingling in the uterus can intensify - preparation for labor is underway. False short contractions may occur at week 35. They do not last long and do not cause much discomfort. But still, by the end of the term, you should carefully pay attention to all tingling and pain in the abdomen. If they become sharp, long and painful, go to the hospital. The fetus is fully formed and is ready to "go free."