I'm not pregnant but my stomach keeps moving

We often experience that our stomach moves from time to time, but we are clearly not pregnant. In fact, the feeling of your stomach moving all the time may be caused by intestinal peristalsis. Irregular lifestyle, improper diet, and a preference for irritating foods can easily put a burden on the stomach and intestines. Eat more vegetables and fruits and keep your bowel movements smooth. If you are worried, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

In your case, you need to pay attention to your menstrual period. If your menstrual period is regular, then you are not pregnant. You also need to consider whether it is caused by intestinal peristalsis. If you have amenorrhea, you need to consider whether it is caused by pregnancy. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to see if there is any abnormality, and pay attention to your diet, bowel movements, and menstrual period.

Have you had sex recently? And whether there is any related situation of delayed menstruation. If these problems exist, you should check with an early pregnancy test, or go directly to the hospital to have a blood test for HCG and a color ultrasound to confirm. After confirming pregnancy, relevant prenatal examinations should be carried out. After excluding pregnancy, other issues can be considered.

Your condition may be caused by hyperperistalsis, which is a common symptom of gastrointestinal dysfunction, more common in young and middle-aged people. Irregular eating habits, overwork, emotional tension, and mental stress can all lead to hypermotility of the stomach and other symptoms of gastrointestinal dysfunction.

It is recommended that you adjust yourself first and eat regularly: the calories of three meals a day should be balanced, do not eat too much, eat more light and easily digestible foods, and at the same time eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement dietary fiber, which is beneficial to gastrointestinal health and maintain a regular schedule. If there is still no relief, it is recommended that you take medication under the guidance of a doctor from a local regular hospital.