If you are wondering what's happening to the rest of your organs...

[DontBeBlueBeARainbow]

I found this interesting link:
www.msichicago.org/whats-here/exhibits/you/the-exhibit/your-beginning/make-room-for-baby/interactive/

It shows the movement of other organs whilst your uterus is expanding, throughout pregnancy. I was wondering about my bladder and my stomach, and it certainly shows why I am going to the look more often and why I feel a bit acidy if I eat a big meal.

Just thought others might find it interesting too

[Shelduck]

That's really interesting, thank you!

[foxyfemke]

Cool!

[bellaboo88]

Thanks...will show to DP later! X

[LadyFlashHeart]

Amazing! thank you :)

[DontBeBlueBeARainbow]

Bumping just in case others might be interested…

[TheWhispersOfTheGods]

Wow - obviously they have to move but never really thought about it beyond the 'baby on bladder' situation - mental! Poor, poor intestines! Thanks for sharing.

[weeblueberry]

That is really interesting. I said to DP the other day 'if the baby is all the way down there, why is my stomach so big up here?' His answer was movement but I assumed he was talking out his rear lol.

[Psmith83]

Thanks so much- I HAVE been wondering, actually!

[catsofa]

:) thanks, that's great. Helped me make sense of my shape a bit better!

[Tryingreallyhard84]

That was a little disconcerting...if not utterly amazing to watch!

[catsofa]

Can't believe how much everything is going to get squished, third trimester must be so uncomfortable!

[cheshirem2b]

Wow! That explains why I feel like everything is squashed... because it is!

[Olive1987]

Gutted this isn't loading on my phone! After reading the comments I REALLY want to see it now!

[d0ttyne11]

Oh my goodness, that's a lot of adjusting!!

[Gunpowder]

Wowzers. Very cool.

[cheshirem2b]

I showed this to my DH last night - he just looked at the picture, looked at me and said "wow"! I think that pretty much sums it up!

[ChickenMe]

Interesting link! Pretty much explains the permanent need to do a piddle!!

[DontBeBlueBeARainbow]

What you said about the intestines, they seem to be the least important and just have to shift!