During pregnancy, the vast majority of people are able to work and live normally, but in early pregnancy, if there is a premonition of miscarriage, it is important to rest in bed and take birth control medication. Rest is also necessary in late pregnancy when there is placenta praevia or preterm labor precursors.
Pregnancy is a normal physiological process for women, and most women can get through it safely. A small number of women have a small amount of vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, in which case they need to rest in bed and be treated with birth control pills under the guidance of a doctor, and cannot live a normal life.
In late pregnancy, some are examined for placenta praevia or aura of preterm labor, which also requires bed rest and prevents normal life.
Without these special circumstances during pregnancy, you can live a normal life, but be careful not to be fatigued or exhausted.