Pregnancy elicits different reactions in each woman and that is why different women have different feelings in their stomach.
One of the main reactions in the stomach is discomfort, caused by the expanding tummy, which causes their clothes to be a little tight. The women may also feel bloated and have increased waistline sensitivity, which may make them feel sick when anything touches the waistline.
Most of the time, these reactions of the stomach are not easily noticeable during the early stages of pregnancy, but as they progress, they will start noticing the difference. Some women have reported that they feel cramps similar to those felt on their periods, while others, especially slim women, noticed a hard spot right under their bellies.
During the 16th to the 19th week of pregnancy, the baby will start kicking and you will easily notice it, as it is accompanied by a feeling similar to that of butterflies fluttering in your belly. As it progresses and the baby gets bigger, the kicks will be harder and the baby will start moving, which may be a bit uncomfortable.
Most women feel bloated and full of gas, with the skin of their stomach feeling as if it is being stretched and at other times, they feel normal. Others also state that the skin on the stomachs feel itchy while some do not feel anything until the baby starts moving inside their tummy.
From the facts above, it is easy to conclude that the way a pregnant woman feels depends on their bodies, thus resulting in different effects, ranging from a queasy feeling to a hard and full tummy. It will also depend with the stage of the pregnancy since the size of the baby will also have impact on the reaction that you will feel when you are pregnant.
One of the main reactions in the stomach is discomfort, caused by the expanding tummy, which causes their clothes to be a little tight. The women may also feel bloated and have increased waistline sensitivity, which may make them feel sick when anything touches the waistline.
Most of the time, these reactions of the stomach are not easily noticeable during the early stages of pregnancy, but as they progress, they will start noticing the difference. Some women have reported that they feel cramps similar to those felt on their periods, while others, especially slim women, noticed a hard spot right under their bellies.
During the 16th to the 19th week of pregnancy, the baby will start kicking and you will easily notice it, as it is accompanied by a feeling similar to that of butterflies fluttering in your belly. As it progresses and the baby gets bigger, the kicks will be harder and the baby will start moving, which may be a bit uncomfortable.
Most women feel bloated and full of gas, with the skin of their stomach feeling as if it is being stretched and at other times, they feel normal. Others also state that the skin on the stomachs feel itchy while some do not feel anything until the baby starts moving inside their tummy.
From the facts above, it is easy to conclude that the way a pregnant woman feels depends on their bodies, thus resulting in different effects, ranging from a queasy feeling to a hard and full tummy. It will also depend with the stage of the pregnancy since the size of the baby will also have impact on the reaction that you will feel when you are pregnant.
