Is it normal to have less urine in early pregnancy?

During pregnancy, many changes will occur in the pregnant woman's body, such as frequent urination and urgency, which are common changes. But in addition to this, some pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy find that they produce very little urine. When the problem of less urine occurs, pregnant women will become particularly worried that there may be some problems with the baby. So is it normal for pregnant women to have less urine in early pregnancy?

It is not possible to judge whether a pregnant woman has a symptom of fetal arrest solely based on the symptom of less urine, because less urine may be caused by not drinking water, or it may be due to lack of exercise, or it may be related to tension. If the fetus is in growth retardation, there may be the following symptoms:

First, when you have unexplained abdominal pain. During pregnancy, expectant mothers will feel dull pain in the abdomen, which is normal. However, unexplained abdominal pain, such as pain accompanied by cramping, is cause for concern. If more serious symptoms occur, such as lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, this may be a sign of ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage.

Second, the number of fetal movements is significantly reduced. Generally speaking, the frequency of fetal movement is relatively stable, and fetal movement is a commonly used indicator to determine whether the fetus is developing normally.

Third, if a mother finds that the amount of amniotic fluid is abnormal, whether it is too much or too little, it should attract our attention and go to the hospital for examination, because these will cause abnormal fetal development or even fetal arrest.

Once the fetal arrest is confirmed in the third month of pregnancy, the pregnant woman should terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible and undergo induced labor. The method of inducing labor can be achieved by injecting the levanol anesthetic needle, which can mask the severe pain that the pregnant woman experiences during the operation and reduce the pain she feels.