What causes stomach pain in early pregnancy?

Some netizens are concerned that stomach pain, bloating and other symptoms occur for several consecutive nights in the early pregnancy. Such symptoms have a great impact on pregnant women. What is the cause of stomach pain in early pregnancy? According to statistics, stomach pain in early pregnancy can be normal and physiological. It is recommended that pregnant mothers go to a regular hospital for examination.

What causes stomach pain in early pregnancy?

There are generally two reasons why pregnant women suffer from stomach pain: 1: During pregnancy, due to changes in hormones, the sphincter relaxes, and the food we eat can easily come up (the sphincter is located at the junction of the esophagus and stomach, and it makes the food we eat can only come down but not up). It causes the acidic and alkaline contents in the stomach to reflux into the esophagus, throat and mouth, irritating the mucous membranes.

Normally, pregnant women usually experience stomach pain, bloating and a noticeable burning sensation in the stomach from March to June, but a small number of pregnant women will continue to experience this until before delivery. This is normal and there is no need to take medicine indiscriminately. As long as the pregnant woman herself does not feel hungry, there is no need to be too particular about how much to eat at each meal, just go with the flow. It is recommended that you drink more honey, papaya milk, preserved plums (sweet plums), etc. These types can effectively alleviate the gastrointestinal discomfort of pregnant women.

What should you pay attention to in early pregnancy

First of all, adjust your mental state and maintain a happy mood.

For the many discomforts caused by pregnancy, it is important to understand that it is a normal physiological need. It should not be too strong. You should have the confidence to maintain tolerance, avoid excessive anxiety, and do not use drugs indiscriminately to alleviate the symptoms.

Second, maintain a stable lifestyle.

Ensure adequate and good rest and sleep quality; take a shower, and the time should not be too long; do appropriate housework and exercise; do not wear high heels, wear loose and comfortable clothes, preferably pure cotton, pay special attention to breast care, wear loose and soft bras, protect nipples, if you have inverted nipples, you should persist in lifting and tightening nipples several times a day in the late pregnancy to make them protrude, to prepare for postpartum breastfeeding, keep milk clean and dry during the late pregnancy, and do not squeeze it; avoid radiation, electromagnetic radiation, cats, dogs and other pets, to prevent colds; quit bad habits such as alcohol and smoking, eat less coffee, tea, Coca-Cola and other foods containing caffeine; keep hair clean, try not to dye or perm your hair, and use less skin care products.