The second trimester of pregnancy (14–27 weeks) is often the most comfortable period: mood swings decrease, and energy levels increase. Maintaining physical activity is important, but exercises should be chosen carefully.
Physical therapy recommendations:
Light walking – 20–30 minutes daily improves blood circulation.
Stretching exercises – for the back, neck, and legs.
Pelvic floor strengthening (Kegel exercises) – beneficial for pregnancy and delivery.
Water aerobics – reduces strain on joints and back.
Important notes:
Avoid heavy loads and high-intensity exercises.
Consult a doctor if you have kidney issues, hypertension, or other medical conditions.
Do not hold your breath; breathe deeply and steadily during exercises.
A physical therapist can customize exercises individually, so professional guidance is recommended.
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