Pregnant woman sleeping with body aches

There are several types of bone pain all over the body: The first one is more common in systemic genetic metabolic diseases, such as abnormal calcium and phosphate ion metabolism, gout, diabetes, abnormal thyroid hormone, etc. This disease will cause changes in the extracellular fluid in the human body, affecting bone hyperplasia metabolism, leading to abnormal bone metabolism and pain. The second one is also more common in osteoporosis. Due to various reasons, the bone density is low, the normal bone density is reduced, the strength and compressive strength of the bones are reduced, and in the case of daily activities, it will cause bone overload damage, which will cause bone pain throughout the body.

If this happens, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination, including a blood biochemistry test, a bone density test, and even a bone scan, to confirm the diagnosis and then carry out corresponding treatment.

After pregnancy, women generally do not experience body aches due to pregnancy itself, but rather obvious fatigue, drowsiness, and sleepiness due to the influence of pregnancy hormones. When pregnant women experience body aches, it is often considered that it is because the immunity during pregnancy decreases, resulting in viral infection and influenza symptoms. Therefore, respiratory symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, runny nose, and sore throat generally occur. Even some pregnant women may experience chills and high fever.

When you wake up and feel sore all over, if you have not participated in intense physical exercise or worked hard before, you should consider it as a precursor to a cold or a fever symptom caused by other reasons. If the pain is relieved after you get up and move around, it may be rheumatism or rheumatoid arthritis, which requires going to the hospital for corresponding examinations and treatment based on the accompanying symptoms; if the symptoms are not very obvious, you can also take some medicine for observation first, for example, you can take some ibuprofen sustained-release capsules or diclofenac sustained-release capsules under the guidance of a doctor.