34 weeks, a little stomach pain

I believe that many pregnant women experience abdominal pain during pregnancy, especially after 34 weeks of pregnancy. This makes many pregnant women scared. In fact, there is no need to be too anxious when this happens, because the body of the expectant mother is relatively sensitive. If there are many physical discomforts, the pregnant mother should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause of the disease and treat it with medication. So in general, is it normal to have dull abdominal pain at 34 weeks of pregnancy? Let us give a brief introduction below.

In the early stages of pregnancy, I think all expectant mothers have felt a dull pain in the abdomen, which is caused by the growth of the uterus pulling on the tendons. In fact, the uterus also grows in the late pregnancy, and the baby grows fast at this time, and the uterus grows faster. If the surrounding area is compressed or the tendons are pulled, the abdomen will feel dull pain, but the pain will not be very obvious, and the time will not be very regular, sometimes there is pain and sometimes not.

In addition, false labor can sometimes be felt in late pregnancy. Don't be nervous when you hear uterine contractions. In fact, false labor contractions are normal and are a preparation for pathological uterine contractions during childbirth. It doesn't matter if the time is irregular. For example, after eating, false labor will be more obvious, the abdomen will become tight and hard, and sometimes it will be like this if you exercise too much. You should pay attention to bed rest, and take a moderate walk outside every day, but the intensity of exercise should not be too high. However, if you feel that the abdominal pain is more regular and frequent, you must see a doctor in time.

The above is a detailed explanation of the reasons why pregnant mothers experience abdominal pain after 34 weeks of pregnancy. It is generally normal to feel occasional dull pain in the abdomen during the 34th week of pregnancy. If the abdomen hurts vaguely, is not very regular, and the pain is not very obvious, it may be caused by the enlarged uterus involving the surrounding tendons, or it may be false labor. Basically, you will be fine if you pay more attention to rest, but if you feel the pain more often and regularly, you must see a doctor in time.