Stomach cramps and urge to poop during pregnancy

During pregnancy, every move of the mother affects the growth and development of the baby. Therefore, once many mothers feel unwell, they will be very worried about affecting the physical and mental health of the baby. In April and May, they will have abdominal pain and want to defecate but cannot. So what is the reason for abdominal pain and the urge to defecate in the middle of pregnancy? I want to ask if everything is normal? Next, let the young lady give you a detailed introduction.

What is the reason for abdominal pain and urge to defecate during mid-pregnancy?

The main causes of non-infectious diarrhea are improper diet, cold, overheating, bad mental state and other irritants. If diarrhea is caused by the elimination of infectious factors, generally no medication is required, and appropriate infusion is sufficient. By taking "millet soup" with a small amount of salt and sugar added, you can replenish the water and electrolyte solution lost due to diarrhea. In more serious cases, you need to avoid food and receive intravenous drips.

Diarrhea caused by infectious factors mainly includes gastrointestinal infections caused by pathogens such as bacteria, virus infection, and malarial parasites. Its clinical symptoms include abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever, nausea, vomiting, etc.

What to do if you have stomach pain during mid-pregnancy

1. Continue to eat, actively infuse fluids, and apply symptomatic treatment, paying special attention to improving the symptoms of food poisoning and correcting the imbalance of water and electrolyte solutions.

2. Pregnant women should maintain a happy mood. Excessive anxiety can also cause diarrhea. Pregnant women can choose to take some oral rehydration salts after diarrhea. Some microecological preparations can adjust intestinal bacteria.

3. For diarrhea caused by abnormal food allergies, pregnant mothers should find out the allergic food as soon as possible to avoid taking it again. Some pregnant mothers have "lactose intolerance" due to lack of lactase in their stomach and intestines, so they are not suitable for drinking infant formula. Drinking "old hen soup" or "big bone soup" that contains too much vegetable oil can also easily cause diarrhea. Pregnant mothers should avoid drinking too much cold food, as it may also cause diarrhea.