What is the reason for lower abdominal acid during mid-pregnancy?

Many pregnant women will experience symptoms such as lower abdominal pain in the middle of pregnancy. At this time, pregnant women are generally more troubled because they pay great attention to their health during pregnancy. However, when encountering these problems, they can neither take medicine nor do too much exercise for fear of hurting the baby. But if you know why there is lower abdominal pain in the middle of pregnancy, perhaps you know how to solve it.

As the uterus grows during pregnancy, the nerves in the abdominal cavity will be stretched. Due to the compression, the waist will feel sore, resulting in transient pain. Many pregnant women will experience this phenomenon. Some will experience severe pain in the right lower abdomen when sitting down and then standing up, but it will go away after a while. It is a sore pain. Others will experience pain in the thigh and inner thigh. Some will experience it after sitting, standing or walking for a long time.

It may be caused by pressure from the baby during pregnancy. This is caused by the enlarged uterus pressing on the fundus of the uterus and the sciatic nerve when you lie down. This is a normal phenomenon and you don't need to worry too much. Things will gradually get better after the baby is born.

However, if the pain is persistent or paroxysmal, pathology should be considered.

Cause 1: Late miscarriage

Late miscarriage mainly refers to abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding after 12 weeks of pregnancy. The process of late miscarriage is similar to childbirth. First there are waves of abdominal pain due to uterine contractions, and then placental detachment and bleeding. Therefore, the condition is more serious than early miscarriage, but late miscarriage generally occurs less frequently.

Cause 2: Hiatal hernia and reflux esophagitis

In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, as the fetus grows gradually, the intra-abdominal pressure also increases. If the hiatus widens, the bottom of the stomach can be pushed into the chest cavity through the widened esophageal hiatus. This is medically called "hiatal hernia."

The above is some knowledge about lower abdominal soreness in mid-pregnancy. After you understand it, you will know how to regulate it if you encounter lower abdominal soreness in mid-pregnancy again. This will make your body get better faster, which is very beneficial for you and your child. I hope you can recover soon.