Parental Relations, Pregnancy Care - Written by admin on Monday, December 15, 2008 4:18 - 0 Comments

Fatigue During Pregnancy

Fatigue is one of the many trying symptoms a pregnant woman faces during her 9 months of carrying. This is because a woman’s body is busy 24/7 preparing to carry a new life within.

Also, difficulty in sleeping during the night contributes to this fatigue. Hormonal changes and increase in progesterone can also contribute to these feelings of fatigue.

By the end of the third trimester, a woman’s body is carrying on more weight. This contributes to a lot of discomfort, and leads to insomnia and cramps.

There are several ways one can cope with fatigue during pregnancy. Some of the various steps one can take up are

1) Sleeping More: A woman’s body needs lot of rest and sleep. So it’s advisable that a woman sleeps as early as possible during her 9 months of pregnancy.

2) Take A Nap: Taking a short 15-minute cat breaks every now and then can also be very refreshing.

3) Eat Several Small Healthy Meals A Day: Munching light snacks every now and then, helps provide nutrition and helps fight off fatigue and tiredness.

4) Exercise everyday: Exercising everyday also helps a pregnant mother fight off fatigue. No matter how tired pregnancy makes you, make it a point to go out walking or doing a 15-minute yoga exercise. It helps keep the body strong and allows one to deal with the pressures of labor.

5) Get Some Help: Hire a maid or an extra hand around the house that will help you deal with the extra work at home.

One needs to keep all these tips in mind in order to deal with fatigue during pregnancy.



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