What causes abdominal pain during pregnancy?

Being pregnant is such a happy thing. If you hear that someone's daughter-in-law is pregnant, everyone will be happy for their family. There are also many things to pay attention to during pregnancy, some diet and so on need special attention. Abnormal situations may also occur, such as abdominal pain two months into the pregnancy. So what is going on with this phenomenon? Let's analyze it.

In the early stages of pregnancy, some abdominal pain is physiological, that is, a normal reaction caused by pregnancy, but some is pathological and may indicate the occurrence of crises such as miscarriage.

1. Physiological abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, many expectant mothers always feel some stomach pain, sometimes accompanied by early pregnancy reactions such as vomiting, which is mainly caused by increased gastric acid secretion in the early stages of pregnancy. At this time, you should pay attention to diet adjustment. The meals should be light and easy to digest. You can eat some toasted steamed bread slices or soda crackers for breakfast. The discomfort will disappear naturally as the first trimester ends.

2. Pathological abdominal pain If you experience abdominal pain in early pregnancy, especially pain in the lower abdomen, the first thing you should consider is whether it is a pregnancy complication. Common complications include threatened miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy. If a pregnant woman experiences paroxysmal or regular abdominal pain in the first few months of pregnancy, it may indicate threatened miscarriage. If pain worsens or bleeding continues, seek medical attention immediately. Some expectant mothers believe that abdominal pain in early pregnancy may be accidental and it is not a big deal and they just need to lie down in bed and rest. This blind measure of bed rest to protect the fetus is not advisable. You should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.

Your situation is very special. Generally, except for the last three months of pregnancy when the uterus enlarges and muscles, bones, and ligaments relax, there will be pain. Generally, there should be no pain symptoms in the first few months. So this should have nothing to do with pregnancy. It is recommended to go to a professional maternal and child health care hospital to consult a doctor, do various examinations, do a B-ultrasound, and then find out what the cause is!

In your case, you may be experiencing threatened abortion. It is recommended that you observe your vaginal discharge and abdominal pain. You are advised to go to the hospital immediately for an ultrasound examination to confirm the intrauterine condition. You are advised to stay in bed and take pregnancy-preserving drugs when necessary, and have regular check-ups.

The above reasons are the reasons for abdominal pain two months into pregnancy. If such a phenomenon occurs, you must see a doctor in time. Because you are seven months pregnant, it is late pregnancy. You must pay more attention to your own and your baby's health, discover problems in time, and solve them in time. Otherwise, if you discover it after things become serious, more serious problems will arise. I hope all mothers can be more vigilant.