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Anonymous users2024-01-23Normal, because the uterine prolapse compresses the bladder, so there is frequent urination, and it is normal to go to the toilet every night when you go to bed, rest assured, I wish you and your baby good health!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22As the size of the fetus grows, the occupancy gradually increases, squeezing the bladder, resulting in a decrease in the amount of urine stored in the bladder, so the frequency of urination increases but the amount decreases.
This is a normal phenomenon, the fetus is too large in the eighth month of pregnancy, compressing the bladder, so there will be frequent urination, and it will recover after childbirth.
It is possible to have high blood pressure or high blood sugar, and it is recommended that the hospital have it checked.
Do you have a baby? Congratulations, it's normal to want to go to the toilet all the time...
Bleeding during pregnancy is possible and common.
Generally, there are two conditions that can lead to, one is threatened miscarriage; The second is decidual hemorrhage, which is called menstrual stimulation in traditional Chinese medicine, which is caused by the decidua formed by the embryo and the endometrium that have not been completely connected, which is a normal phenomenon, do not be nervous, only if the blood volume is large and lasts for a long time, it is a problem. >>>More
Hello, it is normal, it is considered that it is caused by the pressure of the uterus on the bladder, as well as psychological factors. >>>More