Pregnant woman's belly bumped

What pregnant women fear most during pregnancy is falling or colliding, because it is very likely to cause premature birth or miscarriage. If a pregnant woman is bumped, it depends on whether she has any symptoms. Generally, the most likely symptoms are stomach pain, vaginal bleeding, abnormal leucorrhea or prolonged and frequent diarrhea. Expectant mothers must not take it lightly, and do not think that being bumped is nothing. They need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination.

If a pregnant woman's belly is hit, if she is in early pregnancy, a minor collision can also cause early miscarriage;

If it occurs in the early pregnancy, it can cause rupture of the fetal membrane or cause certain damage to the fetus; in the late pregnancy, it can cause premature birth, and a heavier collision can cause intrauterine fetal death. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a fetal B-ultrasound examination in time to determine whether the fetus is damaged. If there is water discharge or bleeding, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Precautions during early pregnancy

Precautions for early pregnancy diseases

1. Vaginal bleeding: If you find vaginal bleeding, even a small amount, you should go to the hospital immediately, even if the vaginal bleeding seems to have stopped. While a small amount of vaginal bleeding may not be a big deal, it could be a sign of a more serious problem. Therefore, it is necessary to seek medical attention immediately to make sure that there are no problems with the expectant mother and the fetus and to rule out the possibility of complications.

2. Abnormal leucorrhea: If the leucorrhea is dark in color, has an unpleasant odor, or causes genital itching in early pregnancy, the expectant mother should seek medical treatment. If the amount of leucorrhea is just large but has no bad odor, does not cause itching, and has no special color (such as red, brown, or yellow-green), it is a normal sign of pregnancy and no special treatment is required.

3. Abdominal pain: Women have many symptoms when they just become pregnant, such as common abdominal pain. If it is caused by physiological changes, it will be relieved as the body gradually adapts. This is the case in many cases.

4. Diarrhea: If the diarrhea is not severe, the expectant mother does not need to worry. It also depends on the number of bowel movements a day. If it reaches four or five times, you have to see a doctor and explain the situation to the doctor. Once diarrhea occurs, the main treatment measure is appropriate fluid replacement to replenish the water and electrolytes lost due to diarrhea, especially potassium ions, and replenish the calories lost due to diarrhea.