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Pregnancy 3rd trimester
My wife is 30 weeks pregnant. All reports are normal. But whenever she moves her belly got stiff and after lying in bed it soften. Is it okay that your belly getting hard during 3rd trimester? Dr said fetus may get less space to move around within uterus and that may lead to breathing problems of the fetus. We are panicked.
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It usually happens. But all she needs is just best appetite and walking regularly. If otherthan that she has any complaints. Then need to discuss
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Is it painful. The are spasm or contractions. Please visit a doctor if it gets painful.
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please apply mahanarayana taila or dhanwantara taila over belly every day.
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take rest. no strainous activities. drink water. check for burning micturition....
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Share me some more details with report
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