If you accidentally press on your belly after pregnancy, clinically, if there is no lower abdominal pain and no vaginal bleeding, you should not be nervous and you must pay attention to protect your abdomen from trauma in the future. Because if there is trauma or pressure on the belly, it may lead to placental abruption, which may cause massive bleeding and threaten the life of the pregnant woman and may also cause the fetus to die in the womb. So during pregnancy you must protect your belly, go to public places less often, and do not sleep on your stomach. In addition, in the late pregnancy, the right rotation of the uterus will lead to poor local blood circulation, so it is recommended to take the left side position when sleeping, so as to correct the right rotation of the uterus and improve the local blood circulation.