Stomach pain at 4 weeks of pregnancy

If you have a dull pain in your stomach when you are about four weeks pregnant, you should pay attention to it, because four weeks of pregnancy is the early stage of pregnancy. During this period, the fetus is not particularly stable. If you don’t pay attention, it can easily cause signs of miscarriage in the fetus. It may also be an ectopic pregnancy, or there may be some gynecological diseases, etc. At this time, you should do a prenatal check-up in time.

Stomach pain at 4 weeks of pregnancy

In addition to abdominal pain caused by the enlarged uterus irritating the bones, there may also be pathological reasons such as ectopic pregnancy and uterine adnex disease. This kind of pathological abdominal pain is obvious and uncomfortable. When expectant mothers encounter abnormal abdominal pain and the pain is unbearable, they should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to control the condition in time.

For abdominal pain in early pregnancy caused by illness, expectant mothers should have a blood HGG test to rule out ectopic pregnancy, and then have a full-body examination to rule out other uterine adnexal diseases. If your stomach pain is severe and accompanied by other complications, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately.

What to do if you have stomach pain during early pregnancy

I had just gotten pregnant and wasn’t happy enough when I started vomiting and suddenly had a stomachache, which instantly shattered my joy. However, stomachache in early pregnancy is not a big deal. Moms who have been through this may have experienced abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy. It’s okay if the pain disappears after a while, because the growing uterus will cause certain stimulation to the body.

But there are also bad diseases that attack expectant mothers, so if you have stomach pain after pregnancy, you really can't relax completely. If you are worried, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to rule out ectopic pregnancy or disease near the uterus.

1. Ultrasonic examination. If you have abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, you can do an ultrasound examination to determine whether the embryonic sac has implanted in the center of the uterus. You can also do an ultrasound examination through the vagina, which can show the embryonic sac as early as one week.

2. If the abdominal pain is abnormal, abortion may be required. If there is vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, and discomfort in the lower abdomen, it may be a sign of miscarriage, in which case an abortion surgery may be required.

Finally, if the abdominal pain in early pregnancy is not miscarriage, but there is bleeding, this is a scare miscarriage. In this case, it is generally necessary to take some pregnancy-stabilizing drugs. If the expectant mother is still working, it is recommended to take good care of her body before going back to work.