What causes stomach pain during the seventh week of pregnancy?

During pregnancy, what we expectant mothers worry about most is what abnormal phenomena will occur during pregnancy. However, the more we worry about the problem, the more likely it is to occur. Many expectant mothers will experience a stomachache in the early stages of pregnancy. If such a phenomenon occurs during pregnancy, many pregnant women are crazy anxious, afraid that they have encountered some danger, and are most worried that they will not be able to keep the baby. So what is the reason for stomachache in the seventh week of pregnancy?

It may also be accompanied by early pregnancy reactions such as nausea and vomiting. This is caused by excessive gastric acid secretion in the early stages of pregnancy. No special treatment is required, but you should pay attention to your diet, which should be light and easily digestible.

Generally speaking, the pain of an enlarging uterus is bearable and will only last for a dozen or twenty minutes at most. If the pain lasts for several days in a row, it is definitely abnormal. If it is in the lower right side, it is recommended to do a routine blood test to see if there is inflammation.

Do not take medicine on your own if you have abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, because this is the early stage of pregnancy, which is a critical time for fetal development. Taking medicine when the embryo is just formed may cause embryonic cell division disorders, leading to abnormal embryonic cell division and embryonic cell malformations, especially due to neural tube malformations. Generally, the pain of pregnancy will not be unbearable. If it is a stabbing pain, it may be an ectopic pregnancy. If the stinging pain is unbearable, go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible to rule out ectopic pregnancy! If there is no problem, remember to supplement folic acid.

Check whether it is an ectopic pregnancy: If you have abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy and there is bleeding before the fetus is located, and if the pregnancy lasts more than seven weeks and the embryonic sac in the uterus cannot be seen through B-ultrasound, it may be an ectopic pregnancy. Further examination and confirmation are needed to avoid heavy bleeding and life-threatening consequences caused by ectopic pregnancy.

If you experience abdominal pain during pregnancy, you should wonder whether it is one of the above reasons. If so, no matter which one it is, it will have a great impact on our body. Unless it is physiological abdominal pain, other causes of abdominal pain need to be treated in time to avoid miscarriage and heavy bleeding, which is not good. In severe cases, it may threaten the life of the pregnant woman.