Causes of abdominal pain and backache in early pregnancy

Mothers who experience stomach pain and back pain in the early stages of pregnancy will probably be very worried, fearing that it will have an impact on the baby. Especially inexperienced young mothers will be at a loss when encountering this situation. Therefore, it is necessary for mothers to know more about what causes abdominal pain and back pain in early pregnancy so that they can be prepared in advance and avoid not knowing how to deal with this situation when they encounter it.

When I was less than a month pregnant, I started to have lower abdominal pain and back pain, but it wasn't very painful and didn't affect my life, but the B-ultrasound didn't show any signs of it. Abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy can be diagnosed through ultrasound examination. If there is bleeding before the fetal implantation site is confirmed, the obstetrician and gynecologist will often perform an abdominal ultrasound examination on the pregnant woman. With the development of science and technology, it is possible to confirm whether the embryonic sac has implanted in the center of the uterus six to seven weeks after the last menstrual period.

If an ultrasound examination is performed, the embryonic sac can be seen a week in advance. Therefore, when you have abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, if you are more than seven weeks pregnant and you still can't see the embryonic sac in the uterus, plus there is abnormal bleeding, you should suspect it is an ectopic pregnancy. Further examination is necessary immediately to avoid massive internal bleeding due to ectopic pregnancy, which could endanger your life. Abnormal vaginal bleeding accompanied by abdominal pain and lower abdominal discomfort may be a sign of miscarriage.

It may be caused by the enlargement of the pregnant uterus, the stretching of the round ligament, broad ligament and fallopian tube, the obstruction of venous return and the pelvic congestion. It is recommended that you have a B-ultrasound examination. If there is no abnormality, you should rest more and have regular prenatal check-ups.

Through the interpretation of the above article, mothers must have a certain understanding of the abdominal pain and back pain in early pregnancy, and are no longer afraid or uneasy about the abdominal pain and back pain in early pregnancy, no longer at a loss, and no longer don’t know how to deal with it. Instead, you can easily deal with the stomach pain and back pain in the early stages of pregnancy and be a happy mother.