If it is physiological edema in late pregnancy, it is possible to exercise appropriately. If it is pathologic edema, you need less exercise and more rest. Women who have edema in late pregnancy may have physiological edema, which is due to the obstruction of venous return caused by the uterus pressing on the inferior vena cava. It may also be pathologic edema, such as gestational hypertension and hypoproteinemia. If it is physiological edema, it is a physiological phenomenon, and pregnant women can move appropriately, which will not cause any adverse effects on the body. However, when sitting or lying down, it is necessary to elevate the lower limbs to promote the venous return of the lower limbs and alleviate the symptoms of edema. If the edema is caused by gestational hypertension or hypoproteinemia, while actively targeting the cause of the treatment, the pregnant woman should exercise less and rest more.