Abdominal pain in 4 months of pregnancy

If you have dull pain in your lower abdomen during the fourth month of pregnancy, you should pay attention to see if there is any bleeding. If it is a simple dull pain, you need to consider whether it is caused by threatened miscarriage or inflammation. If the symptoms are obvious, it is best to go to the hospital for examination or treatment in time; if the symptoms are not very obvious and there is no bleeding, you can observe first. Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, eat nutritious foods as much as possible in terms of diet, avoid eating spicy and cold foods, and prenatal check-ups should be done on time.

If there is amenorrhea, such as missed menstrual period, dull pain in the lower abdomen, and positive urine hcg, then consider the possibility of pregnancy. Even if you are pregnant, if you have lower abdominal pain, you should check gynecological B-ultrasound, blood hcg and progesterone levels to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy or threatened abortion in time. In addition, if you are not pregnant, the dull pain in your lower abdomen is likely due to pelvic inflammatory disease. It is recommended that you have a gynecological examination to see if there is any tenderness in the uterus or adnexal area. In addition, you should also pay attention to whether the abdominal pain is caused by internal or external diseases, such as appendicitis.

The reasons for lower abdominal pain in six months of pregnancy include: the uterus enlarges during pregnancy, compressing the surrounding tissues and stretching the tendons, causing abdominal pain. Pelvic inflammation, appendicitis, enteritis, constipation, inflammation of the urinary and reproductive systems, urinary and reproductive system stones, etc. can all cause abdominal pain. It is recommended to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital for abdominal B-ultrasound, basic urine test, blood routine test and other examinations, and then identify the cause of the pain based on the test results. As long as the pain is not caused by pathological factors, there is no need to worry. Pregnant women should sleep on their left side as much as possible, eat more vegetables and fresh fruits, and maintain smooth going to the toilet.

Pain in the lower left abdomen during pregnancy is a normal physiological phenomenon. It is generally not severe and lasts for a relatively short time. It is mainly caused by the enlargement of the uterus and the involvement of uterine ligaments during pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, common diseases causing abdominal pain are miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy; in the middle and late stages of pregnancy and during delivery, common diseases are late miscarriage, premature birth, placental abruption and uterine rupture. Uterine contractions during pregnancy can sometimes cause abdominal pain. Pregnant women often experience symptoms of anxiety, severe lower abdominal pain, difficulty urinating, hematuria, etc. when they are in danger of uterine rupture.