What is the reason for the stomach pain and back pain in early pregnancy, which feels like menstruation?

Pregnant women are likely to find a phenomenon during pregnancy, that is, they experience abdominal pain, back pain, etc. in the early stages of pregnancy, and sometimes even feel like menstruation. When this happens, pregnant women should actually pay attention to physical conditioning, and understand some of the various discomfort symptoms during pregnancy, so that they can understand the healthy development of the fetus.

Crampy abdominal pain in pregnant women that could indicate risk of premature birth

? You may experience: rupture of the amniotic membrane, also known as water breaking; vaginal discharge that becomes thin, bloody, or mucous, or increases in volume; pressure in the pelvis or lower abdomen; persistent dull pain in the lower back; mild, crampy abdominal pain and/or diarrhea; regular contractions or tightening of the uterus, which is often not painful.

? Causes: Many factors can contribute to premature birth, including maternal illness and stress. However, the specific cause of miscarriage is often difficult to determine.

? When it may occur: Anytime between 28 weeks and less than 37 weeks of pregnancy.

? What you should do: Go to the nearest large hospital immediately. Your doctor may prescribe medication and/or bed rest. If the pregnancy is successfully preserved, the doctor will most likely let you rest in bed and may also let you use medication to stop uterine contractions until full term.

Crampy abdominal pain during labor

? You may have: Cramping abdominal pain and persistent pain in the lower back.

?Cause: Increased pressure on the pelvis and rectum.

When it may occur: The last few weeks of pregnancy

Because the physical condition of pregnant women is relatively special, in addition to paying attention to their own physical health during this period, they must not neglect the nutritional health of the fetus. Therefore, when some discomfort symptoms appear in your body, you must not ignore them. You should go to the hospital for examination in time and have regular prenatal check-ups.