Before pregnancy, it is about the size of a lemon, measuring 7-8 cm in length and holding approximately 10 mL of fluid.<\/p>\n
At full term (40 weeks) in a singleton pregnancy, the uterus expands dramatically; it can measure 35-40 cm long and holds around 5 liters of fluid, the fetus, and the placenta. In a twin pregnancy, the uterus stretches even further to accommodate both fetuses.<\/p>\n
It may hold 6-10 liters or more of fluid, placenta(s), and the growing twins.<\/p>\n
As the uterus expands, the mother may experience increased discomfort, including shortness of breath, acid reflux, and difficulty sleeping.<\/p>\n
Hormonal changes add to the challenge.<\/p>\n
Combined with extreme fatigue, limited mobility, and fear of labor, these factors can take a significant toll on the mother\u2019s mental well-being. Additionally, the risk of gestational hypertension and gestational diabetes increases.<\/p>\n
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