Occasional abdominal pain in 3 months of pregnancy

When a woman is about three months pregnant, the uterus will expand and the round ligament of the uterus will be stretched, causing abdominal pain in pregnant women, which is physiological abdominal pain. Generally speaking, bed rest will relieve the pain and will not cause harm to the fetus. However, pregnant women are more prone to miscarriage in the third month of pregnancy, so abdominal pain at this time may be a sign of miscarriage. Resting in bed at this time may affect the pregnant woman and the fetus. So is it normal to have a little pain in the abdomen in the third month of pregnancy? What is the reason for occasional stabbing pain in the abdomen in the third month of pregnancy?

Why do I feel stabbing pain in my abdomen when I am three months pregnant?

It is normal for women to have occasional abdominal pain during the third month of pregnancy. Because after the third month of pregnancy, the fetus will grow and develop rapidly, and the fetus will expand the uterus, causing women to feel tingling and distended, so women do not need to be overly anxious. If a woman has severe abdominal pain, it is recommended that she go to a reliable hospital for an ultrasound examination to see if there is any threat of miscarriage. During pregnancy, women should do regular prenatal checkups, go to a reliable hospital to create a pregnancy guide, and spend the entire pregnancy period under the guidance of a doctor.

If you have persistent abdominal pain, which is more frequent and comes in waves, you should go to the hospital for a check-up, as it may be a sign of miscarriage. In addition, it is recommended to do a B-ultrasound to understand the length of the cervical canal and the enlargement of the internal os of the uterus, because of the fear of miscarriage and cervical insufficiency.

What should I do if I have stabbing pain in my abdomen during pregnancy?

It is okay to have occasional stabbing pain during the third trimester of pregnancy. This is because the uterus enlarges during pregnancy and the tendons that secure the uterus are stretched. However, if the lower abdominal pain is accompanied by vaginal bleeding or aggravated abdominal pain, it is considered to be a threatened abortion. At this time, you need to go to the hospital in time to check the progesterone level. If it is slightly lower than the standard value for the gestational age, progesterone treatment should be used to preserve the pregnancy.

Abdominal pain in 3 months of pregnancy

1. At first, you don’t need to worry too much about the dull abdominal pain in the early pregnancy, because the dull abdominal pain in the early pregnancy is physiological abdominal pain and bloating, which you don’t need to worry about; but physiological abdominal pain should not be ignored.

2. Abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy. During pregnancy, as the uterus gradually enlarges, the pressure on the surrounding internal organs also increases. This can cause pregnant women to feel bloating or mild pain. When the growth and development of the uterus squeezes the intestines and bladder, there will be slight pain in the lower abdomen. After the body gets used to it, the pain will gradually subside.

3. There will be dull pain in the abdomen in the early stages of pregnancy. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, because the muscles and tendons around the uterus are tighter, there will be dull pain in the abdomen, and sometimes it will feel uncomfortable like muscle spasm (round ligament traction pain).

4. When entering the late stage of pregnancy, the abdomen will temporarily become tight and swollen, but it is not unbearable pain. Resting for a while will relieve the pain and eliminate the discomfort. Most of the abdominal pain in early pregnancy is a physiological disease caused by pregnancy. Don't worry. What you need to pay attention to is the physiological pain caused by abdominal pain in early pregnancy.

5. In the early stages of pregnancy, if you experience unbearable pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding, there is a risk of miscarriage. If there is swelling and pain on one side of the uterus, it may be swelling of the uterus or ovary or ectopic pregnancy.