Pregnant for almost 9 months, frequent urination. What's going on

  When a woman approaches childbirth during pregnancy, her body may experience various symptoms before giving birth. Women who have had pregnancy experience generally do not panic, as they have experienced it once and are familiar with most situations, knowing how to handle them. But if it's a novice mother, most of them don't understand these things, so it's easy to worry about various things. So what's going on with frequent urination at almost 9 months pregnant?

  

Pregnant for almost 9 months, frequent urination. What's going on1

  Generally speaking, in the late stages of pregnancy, most fetuses have already entered the womb, but there are also cases where the fetus has not yet entered the womb. In this case, the fetal head will stimulate the bladder to some extent, and the gradual changes in the lower segment of the uterus may cause traction, which may lead to frequent urination in pregnant women and generally do not require special treatment.

  However, it should be noted that if there are other symptoms besides frequent urination, such as pain or even hematuria during urination, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a urine routine examination in a timely manner to see if the urinary system is infected. Because urinary tract infections can also occur during pregnancy, and severe cases can even cause serious complications such as renal pelvis and nephritis in pregnant women.

  Therefore, if frequent urination and painful urination occur, it is necessary to undergo urine routine testing. If diagnosed with urinary tract infection, antibiotics should be given as soon as possible for anti infection treatment. But be careful not to blindly treat yourself. You must first go to the hospital for examination and treatment according to the doctor's diagnosis.

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