Feeling of fluttering in the abdomen

Women are very sensitive to their bodies, especially changes in their abdomen. Sometimes women feel a twitching sensation in their abdomen, and some pregnant women feel a beating sensation in their abdomen. Once these sensations appear, women will become nervous, fearing that there is something wrong with their body. Let's find out why you feel a fluttering sensation in your abdomen after pregnancy.

If you feel abdominal beating during the third month of pregnancy, it is not caused by fetal movement. If the frequency of the beating is consistent with the heartbeat, it is considered to be the pulsation of the abdominal artery. If you are of a relatively thin body shape, you will feel the pulsation of the abdominal artery more obviously. If there are no other discomforts, then it is ruled out that it is not caused by pregnancy. Generally, this feeling will disappear when the pregnancy reaches 3 months, and the throbbing feeling in the abdomen will also disappear as the uterus grows. As long as it has been confirmed that it is intrauterine, you can rest assured. Pay attention to whether there is abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding. If so, look for signs of miscarriage first, and you need to go to the hospital.

The abdominal pain of early pregnancy is manifested as some not very severe abdominal pain and discomfort in the early stages of pregnancy, but it does not last long and is often accompanied by vomiting. This is a manifestation of early pregnancy reaction. Pain in the upper abdomen is mostly caused by the physiological increase in gastric acid secretion in early pregnancy. Occasional cramping in the lower abdomen is related to the enlarged uterus pulling upward on the ligaments that support the uterus. These pains and discomforts will naturally disappear as the early stages of pregnancy pass. The pain caused by the enlarged uterus manifests as lower abdominal pain during the 3rd to 4th month of pregnancy. During this period, the uterus grows relatively quickly, and the organs around the uterus are squeezed, causing lower abdominal pain. As the pregnancy progresses, the symptoms of uterine compression gradually improve, and the pain will be alleviated or disappear completely.

The above is all about feeling your belly fluttering in early pregnancy. In short, the early stages of pregnancy are a special period. If your belly is beating and you rule out fetal movement, it could be an ectopic pregnancy, so you must go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time. I hope this article can help you.