Why do I often feel dull pain in my stomach at six weeks of pregnancy?

When a woman is 6 weeks pregnant, it is still in the early stages of pregnancy. Women during this period must pay attention to taking care of their bodies, as the fetal image is still unstable in the early stages of pregnancy. In addition, some women often feel a dull pain in their abdomen when they are six weeks pregnant. There are many factors to consider in this situation, but you must take it seriously and do more examinations. Why do I often have dull stomach pains in the sixth week of pregnancy?

1. In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women will experience some mild abdominal pain and discomfort that will not last long. As the early stages of pregnancy end, these pains and discomforts will disappear naturally. Generally speaking, it is best not to have an ultrasound if you are pregnant for less than 12 weeks. The first B-ultrasound examination should be done between 12 and 16 weeks of pregnancy. At this time, the B-ultrasound examination can determine whether the pregnancy is single or multiple, and can measure the size of the fetus and its development.

2. There are two types of abdominal pain in the sixth week of pregnancy. One is a normal early pregnancy reaction caused by the ligaments being pulled due to the enlargement of the uterus. The other is pathological conditions, such as threatened abortion. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination. If it is normal, pay attention to eating more fresh fruits and avoid spicy and irritating foods in your daily diet, get more rest and increase nutrition. If it is threatened abortion, please go to the hospital in time for medical treatment and take progesterone to protect the fetus.

3. Abdominal pain and discomfort in early pregnancy may be caused by catching a cold, improper diet, or discomfort caused by pregnancy reactions. It is recommended that you get more rest, avoid fatigue, avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods, keep your abdomen warm and avoid catching cold. Minor pain and discomfort do not require treatment. Just pay attention to pregnancy checkups. However, if the pain is severe and there is bleeding or discomfort, you should consider it as a threatened abortion. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and fetal preservation treatment in time. By the sixth week of pregnancy, the fertilized egg has generally reached the uterus, and changes in the uterus may cause discomfort. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination, rest in bed, pay attention to diet, and eat less raw, cold and spicy food.