Feeling of falling during early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, there is a feeling of cervical falling. The most common clinical reason is that after pregnancy, as the uterus enlarges and the weight increases, there will be referred pain in the tendons, and the cervix will feel like it is falling. It is recommended to rest appropriately. In clinical medicine, it is also necessary to eliminate the feeling of falling caused by uterine contractions. It is recommended to draw blood to check the blood HCG and progesterone levels for comprehensive analysis to understand whether uterine contractions caused by insufficient estrogen lead to the feeling of cervical falling. This kind of situation should be treated with medicine in time, and bed rest is required. After pregnancy, adequate rest and increased nutrition are required. Sexual intercourse is not allowed in the first three months of pregnancy to avoid symptoms of threatened abortion.

In the early stages of a woman's pregnancy, the enlarged uterus presses against the front bladder. Patients generally feel a sense of falling. At this time, the patient generally feels frequent and urgent urination. The patient feels that her cervix is ​​falling, which is an illusion. The uterus gradually grew upwards. Two months later, the patient no longer felt the urge to urinate frequently.

Since the uterus grows upward, it is less likely to compress the bladder. Most patients feel a little relieved at this time. This continues until four weeks before the pregnant woman gives birth, when the fetal head is in the pelvis and the patient feels like falling again. The head position of the fetus compresses the bladder and duodenum. The patient has experienced frequent urination, urgency and a feeling of urination again. These are all normal physiological phenomena.

First of all, it may be because after a woman becomes pregnant, the gestational sac gradually expands and will gradually compress the uterus. If there is a false labor, there will be a feeling of lower abdomen and cervical prolapse. This situation is normal, just pay attention to rest. Secondly, it is possible that after pregnancy, women walk more, causing their belly and cervix to drop downward. There is also a situation where a woman may experience threatened miscarriage after becoming pregnant, causing the cervix to drop downward. In this case, it is recommended to receive fetal preservation treatment as soon as possible, and be sure to pay attention to bed rest.