Constipation during pregnancy is not related to the sex of the fetus. It is generally believed that it may be related to the lack of tension and relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles of the pregnant woman, or it may be caused by irregular life and lack of sleep during pregnancy leading to disruption of the biological clock and irregular eating and defecation times, all of which can easily cause constipation. In addition, it can be due to less eating and finer food, resulting in less pressure in the intestinal canal, poor intestinal dynamics, and very little exercise during this period, which can also easily lead to constipation. If you add more coarse fiber food to your diet during pregnancy and exercise properly during the 3-7 months of pregnancy, it will help to improve the constipation.