What's the matter with abdominal pain in early pregnancy

Abdominal pain in early pregnancy? Abdominal pain is a normal physiological response that occurs in early pregnancy. As the uterus enlarges and irritates the bones, pregnant women experience a vague pulling pain in the abdomen. It is worth noting, however, that if persistent abdominal pain is accompanied by bleeding symptoms, immediate hospitalization is warranted. This pathological abdominal pain may indicate signs of miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, when abdominal pain occurs in the first trimester, it is necessary to learn to distinguish between physiological abdominal pain and pathological abdominal pain.

Specific causes of abdominal pain in early pregnancy:

Reason 1: Enlarged uterus stimulates bones

When you are pregnant, you will feel your belly getting bigger day by day and then your skin will feel tight. If you're a very active person, after a hike or a game of table tennis, you may experience a dull abdominal pain that is similar to normal abdominal pain. Some expectant mothers continue to stimulate the lower edge of the ribs due to the enlarged uterus, which can cause dull rib pain or pain caused by the relaxation and separation of the pubic symphysis, and even lead to limited movement. However, these conditions are normal physiological responses after pregnancy and do not require special treatment. Sleeping in the left lateral position can relieve pain, expectant mothers don’t need to worry, just stay in bed more.

Reason 2: Pathological causes such as ectopic pregnancy and uterine appendage diseases

Abdominal pain in early pregnancy is more obvious and unbearable. Pregnant mothers should do blood HCG examination to rule out threatened miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, or further comprehensive physical examination to rule out other uterine appendage diseases.

What should I do if I have abdominal pain in early pregnancy?

Method 1: Ultrasonic inspection

Abdominal pain in early pregnancy, it is recommended to do abdominal B-ultrasound. Implantation of the embryo sac in the center of the uterus can be confirmed six to seven weeks after the last menstrual period, or a week earlier if an ultrasound is performed through the vagina.

Method 2: Tobacco

HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) injections are a common method of protecting the fetus, but it is best to decide whether to use it after understanding the HCG and progesterone in your body. Conditioning the body of pregnant women, you can also try to take traditional Chinese medicine.

Method 3: Abortion Treatment

Abdominal pain in the first trimester, accompanied by abnormal vaginal bleeding, accompanied by abdominal pain and lower abdominal discomfort, is likely to be a sign of miscarriage. In this case, you must seek medical attention as soon as possible to determine the ectopic pregnancy or the inability to protect the pregnancy before choosing to stop the pregnancy.