Why Is My Stomach Still Soft At 14 Weeks Pregnant?
At 14 weeks of pregnancy, your uterus has expanded to fill your pelvis and ascend into your abdominal cavity — you may be able to feel your baby bump as a soft, smooth oval.
How should your stomach feel at 14 weeks pregnant?
14 Weeks Pregnant Belly Your 14-week pregnant belly might be feeling achy and sore, but that's simply because your uterus is expanding to accommodate your rapidly growing baby. Don't be surprised if weight gain starts to speed up at 14 weeks pregnant.
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Is it normal to have a soft stomach during pregnancy?
Depending on your stage of pregnancy, your body type, and even the time of day, sometimes your belly will feel soft and other times it will feel tight and hard. The reality is, there's no normal to compare yourself with. Pregnant bellies come in all shapes, sizes, and firmness.
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Should your stomach be hard or soft when pregnant?
Generally, you expect a hard stomach when you're pregnant. Your hard-feeling stomach is caused by the pressure of your uterus growing and putting pressure on your abdomen. The hardness of your stomach while pregnant can be more pronounced if you eat a low-fiber diet or drink a lot of carbonated beverages.
Hard Stomach: Causes and When to See a Doctor - Healthline
When will my pregnant belly get firm?
Before 10 weeks, your uterus is small enough to nestle down inside your pelvis but, at this time, your baby is so big that everything starts to move up and into your abdomen. The area above your pubic bone is the first part of your stomach to get hard when you're pregnant.
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