What to do if pregnant women have vomiting and esophageal pain

Morning sickness is a common manifestation of early pregnancy symptoms, while stomachache is more common in a series of stomach diseases. If vomiting and stomach pain occur at the same time, pay attention to diagnosis. People often say this mainly because they believe that stomach pain may be gastrointestinal discomfort caused by pregnancy reactions during pregnancy. At the same time, they do not rule out that it has little to do with the symptoms in early pregnancy and exists independently, and the stomach pain is caused by other reasons. What should I do if I have stomach pain and esophageal pain caused by morning sickness?

Morning sickness and stomach pain generally refer to stomach pain caused by pregnancy reactions, which has a lot to do with the changes in hormones during pregnancy. At the same time, laboratory tests did not confirm the existence of gastric symptoms. Therefore, the treatment should be symptomatic and anti-vomiting. In particular, for severe and persistent morning sickness, medical treatment should be used to better treat morning sickness and improve the discomfort of stomach pain.

Adjust your diet: Eat more foods rich in cellulose, such as raw wheat flour, black rice, corn, lettuce, amaranth, broccoli and fruits to increase dietary fiber. Cellulose is hydrophilic and can absorb water, causing food residues to swell and produce lubricating gel, which helps gastrointestinal function and promotes excretion. The process is conducive to the formation of urination and bowel reflex.

Maintain a positive attitude: In daily life, negative emotions such as tension, anxiety, and fear may cause constipation or aggravate the condition of constipation. Keep a good mood and don't get angry easily, so as to avoid constipation.

Drink plenty of water: It is best to drink a glass of warm water or honey lemon water on an empty stomach every morning to enhance intestinal motility and thus play a laxative role. The elderly should also drink more water on a regular basis and not wait until they feel dry mouth to drink water.

Participate in sports competitions appropriately: Participate in sports competitions as much as possible, especially to exercise the abdominal muscles, so as to enhance the strength of waist muscles and promote gastrointestinal function, and improve defecation ability. For the elderly who have been bedridden for a long time due to illness, their relatives can give them abdominal massage, gently pushing from the right upper abdomen to the left lower abdomen to promote intestinal peristalsis.