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What Are These Symptoms During Pregnancy Of Constantly Urinating And Why Is The Shape Of The Stomach Changed ?
hi my sister is in her 23rd week pf pregnancy usually she would feel the kick of the baby above her belly button Today however she felt the kick on the opposite side ie the lower stomach the shape of the stomach also seems to have changed wherein the bump is seen on the lower end she also constantly felt like urinating today she is very worried as she had a miscarriage last time in her 5th month this time she has got a stitch done what exactly has happened
Sat, 27 Aug 2011
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The baby could be moving around inside and is not abnormal. As long she is not feeling pain, no vaginal discharge or bleeding and she can feel foetal movements of the baby then she will be fine. She needs to maintain count of the movements after 1 hour of eating food. Ideally it should be done after Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Ideally total count should be 10 or more in 1 day. Get her for regular checkup and ultrasound. She needs to eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Excess urination could be sign of urinary tract infection which must not be taken lightly. Let her contact her Doctor and get urine tested for infection.
The baby could be moving around inside and is not abnormal. As long she is not feeling pain, no vaginal discharge or bleeding and she can feel foetal movements of the baby then she will be fine. She needs to maintain count of the movements after 1 hour of eating food. Ideally it should be done after Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Ideally total count should be 10 or more in 1 day. Get her for regular checkup and ultrasound. She needs to eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Excess urination could be sign of urinary tract infection which must not be taken lightly. Let her contact her Doctor and get urine tested for infection.
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