I am two months pregnant and I always have hiccups. What is going on?

If you keep having hiccups during the second month of pregnancy, this symptom may be caused by indigestion. You can promote digestion by taking lactic acid bacteria or yeast tablets. It may also be because the enlarged uterus presses on other parts of the stomach, causing hiccups. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women should have a thorough examination to find out the reason for the hiccups. It is recommended that pregnant women walk around after meals to help digestion.

Do you often hiccup during early pregnancy?

Frequent hiccups in the early stages of pregnancy may be caused by indigestion. In this case, you should take lactic acid bacteria or yeast tablets to help digestion. In addition, in the early stages of pregnancy, the woman's uterus will gradually expand, and the uterus will press on other organs, such as the stomach, bladder, etc. When the stomach and intestines are compressed, symptoms such as hiccups, difficulty defecation, and indigestion will appear. When the bladder is compressed, symptoms such as urgency, frequent urination, and incomplete urination will appear. You can massage your stomach appropriately, or walk around more after a meal.

It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the following items:

1. Department of Gastroenterology Patients with abdominal distension accompanied by heat and acid reflux, which worsens after eating or have diarrhea, should go to the Department of Gastroenterology.

2. General Surgery Patients with acute abdominal distension, abdominal pain, vomiting, or no flatulence or bowel movements should be referred to the General Surgery Department. Patients with chronic abdominal distension accompanied by right upper abdominal pain, which worsens after eating greasy food, should also refer to general surgery.

3. Patients with frequent abdominal distension, back pain, and excessive leucorrhea should visit the gynecology department.

4. Patients with abdominal distension accompanied by aversion to oil and jaundice should visit the hepatitis department.

5. Patients with frequent abdominal distension and low fever should be referred to the Tuberculosis Department.

6. Cardiology: People with a history of heart disease and frequent abdominal distension should visit the cardiology department.

7. Neurology patients with lower limb paralysis who often have abdominal distension should go to the neurology department for treatment.

Stomach bloating and pain are very common gastrointestinal problems. Sometimes you just need to do some exercise or walk to relieve them, but sometimes the pain is so severe that you roll around in bed. Moreover, as long as it is abdominal pain, the symptoms are often similar, which often confuses people, not knowing whether it is an ulcer or a stomach upset. The most obvious symptom of abdominal bloating is a hollow sound when the abdomen is percussed. (Of course this part needs to be diagnosed by a doctor)