The shape of a pregnant woman varies greatly and there is no single "normal" appearance.
Factors influencing the shape of a pregnant woman's body include height, weight, pre-existing conditions, muscle mass, trimester, and the size of the fetus. Some pregnant bellies are carried high, while others are lower or wider. According to recent findings, a pregnant belly is unique and changes throughout the pregnancy.
Here's a breakdown of the factors that influence the shape:
- Trimester: The shape of a pregnant woman changes drastically between trimesters.
- Individual Factors: Factors such as height, weight, pre-existing conditions, and muscle mass play a significant role.
- Fetus Size: The size of the fetus contributes to the overall shape.
