Abdominal pain at 12 weeks of pregnancy

The 12th week of pregnancy belongs to the early stage of pregnancy, and this period of time is also very important. Some pregnant women may experience abdominal pain during the 12th week of pregnancy. So, what should you do if you have abdominal pain at 12 weeks of pregnancy? What are the common questions during 12 weeks of pregnancy?

During pregnancy, intrapelvic hematoma and compression by the gradually enlarging uterus may cause pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen. Starting from the time the abdomen bulges in the late pregnancy, there is also cramp-like pain in the lower abdomen and calves. This is because the uterus gradually enlarges and the cruciate ligament is rapidly stretched. People with an impatient temperament are more prone to this disease. At this time, you should pay attention to slowing down the rhythm of the movement. At the same time, the movement of the intestine is obstructed, and the gas accumulated in the intestine will also cause pain. At this time, the accumulated gas should be discharged from the body through exercise.

What are the common questions about pregnancy at 12 weeks?

1. The body temperature during ovulation is higher than usual: The body's metabolism accelerates during pregnancy, so your body temperature during ovulation is higher than usual. You don't have to think that you have a fever or a cold, and you can't take medicine casually, which may cause harm to the fetus. As long as it does not exceed 37.5℃, it is normal!

2. Coccyx pain: Mothers who often squat during the day. You will feel pain in the coccyx. This is because the enlarged uterus compresses the intervertebral disc. You can try applying heat or ice to the coccyx for 15 minutes at a time, or try a hot shower, but the temperature should not be too high. You don't need to sit for a long time. Just relax moderately. Generally, the symptoms will be relieved a lot after 4 months of pregnancy.

3. Throw away contact lenses and don’t overuse your eyes: At this time, the sensitivity of the cornea will decrease, plus edema, so your eyes are prone to keratitis and conjunctivitis. Therefore, you should pay more attention to rest and avoid using your eyes for a long time. It is best not to wear contact lenses, but wear myopia glasses instead to allow the cornea to have a good rest.