Sometimes I have stomach pains during pregnancy

Whether you have abdominal pain during pregnancy depends on when it occurs. If you have abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, you must be extra careful, as there is a high possibility of miscarriage at this time. Miscarriage usually starts with lower abdominal pain, and is then accompanied by bleeding symptoms. If you have abdominal pain in the late stages of pregnancy, you may be experiencing premature labor or delivery. You should also go to the hospital for examination in time to determine the cause.

1. The duration of abdominal pain in pregnant women depends on the gestational age. If the gestational age is within 10 weeks, there is generally no need to worry as long as there is no bleeding. It may be caused by gastrointestinal discomfort and can be treated with some antidiarrheal drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Guidance: If the pregnancy is in the middle or late stages, be careful of possible miscarriage, premature birth, or delivery. After 12 weeks, miscarriage is characterized by abdominal pain followed by bleeding, so if abdominal pain occurs first, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. Rule out the possibility of miscarriage. If it is in the middle or late stages of pregnancy but the fetus is not yet full-term, you should pay attention. If you feel regular uterine contractions, you should go to the hospital in time to protect the fetus, otherwise the fetus may be born prematurely.

If you can analyze that it is just gastroenteritis, then see how the situation develops. If the symptoms improve after diarrhea, then you can consider resting at home and eating a light diet for a day, and you will slowly recover. If the diarrhea does not improve, you should go to the hospital for treatment with a doctor.

2 There are many reasons for abdominal pain in early pregnancy. Some of them are normal physiological phenomena. Generally, physiological abdominal pain is not very serious and the attack time is very short. This is mainly because the uterus becomes larger after pregnancy and the uterine ligaments are involved, which generally does not affect daily life. Abdominal pain is not fixed due to occupation. If there is no organic disease after examination, then there is no need for treatment at all. Guidance: Abdominal pain in early pregnancy is common in: 1. Threatened abortion: Patients with threatened abortion may experience abdominal pain and sometimes spotting. 2. Patients with ectopic pregnancy generally have abdominal pain, but most of the time it is on one side, and there may also be irregular vaginal bleeding. 3. Patients with organic diseases, ovarian cysts, and uterine fibroids must seek medical attention as soon as possible if their symptoms are severe, last for a long time, and are accompanied by bleeding.