Many women like to touch their stomachs after pregnancy, especially after showing signs of pregnancy. They feel curious and keep touching their stomachs. However, some people say that it is not allowed to touch their stomachs during pregnancy. Can they touch their stomachs at 15 weeks of pregnancy?
You can touch your belly at 15 weeks pregnant, but try to touch it as little as possible. Because the fetus is in a period of rapid development at this time, frequent touching of the belly may cause problems with fetal movement, leading to uterine contractions in pregnant women. Therefore, it is not recommended to touch the belly excessively. Due to the rapid growth of the fetus, pregnant women should timely supplement sufficient nutrition, pay attention to dietary matching, avoid picky and selective eating, pay attention to balanced nutrition, and then engage in appropriate exercise to help the fetus absorb nutrients better.
Pregnant women can gently touch their stomachs, which can give the fetus a sense of security and have great benefits for healthy development. However, they should not touch their stomachs frequently, and the force should not be too strong or squeezed, otherwise it may cause the fetal umbilical cord to wrap around the neck and affect development.
Pregnant women should not engage in strenuous exercise during pregnancy to prevent their stomachs from being hit. In the early stages of pregnancy, they should rest as much as possible, be careful when going out, avoid falling, and stay up late less. If there are false contractions, abdominal pain, and other abnormal symptoms, stop touching immediately and go to the hospital for a detailed examination.
