Anal pain in early pregnancy

Women during pregnancy generally experience lower abdominal distension or pain, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. As long as it is not too serious, pregnant women do not need to worry too much. However, some women in early pregnancy will find that they not only have pain in their lower abdomen, but also pain in their anus. This situation rarely occurs, so most pregnant women do not know the cause of anal pain in early pregnancy.

If a pregnant woman experiences anal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, she needs to pay attention to whether it is accompanied by irregular bleeding. If so, she should be alert to whether it is an ectopic pregnancy. Because the placenta is not highly adhered to the mother's uterine wall in the early stages of pregnancy, if sexual intercourse at this time causes uterine contractions to occur, it may cause miscarriage. Therefore, if you find vaginal bleeding, even if it is very little, you should be alert and go to the hospital to consult a doctor.

Many women are pregnant for the first time, so when some abnormal conditions occur, they cannot tell whether they are normal or not. When they want to tell the difference themselves, they need to go to the hospital for examination in time and consult an obstetrician and gynecologist. In this way, if threatened miscarriage occurs, timely measures can be taken. Especially if you have abdominal pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding, you must pay attention to it.

In order to avoid threatened abortion, women should be careful not to do strenuous exercise after confirming pregnancy, especially in the early stages. At this time, the fetus is not developing stably and you need to be careful in everything you do. You should also pay attention to your own hygiene and clean your vulva to prevent bacteria from invading the vagina, causing gynecological diseases and affecting the health of the fetus.