Numbness in hands and feet during early pregnancy

Numbness in the hands and feet is a very common symptom, also for pregnant women. Generally speaking, if the numbness in your hands and feet is short-term, it is probably caused by poor sleeping posture or bad movements, so there is no need to worry too much. However, if you have numbness in your hands and feet for a long time, you need to pay special attention and go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Below, we will introduce in detail the relevant knowledge about numbness in hands and feet in early pregnancy.

1. Is it normal to have numbness in hands and feet in early pregnancy?

Numbness in the hands and feet is caused by poor peripheral blood circulation. Numbness occurs due to insufficient local blood supply to the hands and feet. Numbness in the hands and feet is a symptom that people often experience in their daily lives. It can be caused by pregnancy, incorrect sleeping posture, and squatting on the toilet for a long time. It usually disappears within a short time and there will be no big problem. However, if a pregnant woman experiences numbness in her hands and feet for a long time in the early stages of pregnancy, she should pay special attention.

Some pregnant women may experience numbness in their hands and feet during the early stages of pregnancy, but this does not happen to most, especially in the early stages of pregnancy.

Pregnant women usually experience numbness in their hands and feet in the middle or late stages of pregnancy because of poor blood circulation. But it rarely occurs in early pregnancy. It has nothing to do with drugs. It may be caused by peripheral neuritis or anemia. If you experience numbness in your hands and feet in early pregnancy, you should do a routine blood test. If it is the former, taking vitamin B6 or 12 can improve the condition. Vitamin B has no significant effect on pregnancy and can be taken during pregnancy.

2. Early symptoms of pregnancy one month

①Abnormal appetite:

Some people have a good appetite, get hungry quickly, and never feel full. Some people may experience vomiting, poor appetite, and inability to smell special smells.

② Menstruation stops:

Generally, if a woman has her menstrual period on time but has not had it for more than 10 days, there is a possibility of pregnancy.

③ Frequent urination and drowsiness:

Because the uterus gradually enlarges during pregnancy and puts pressure on the bladder, you need to urinate more frequently.

④Pigmentation:

Some people will have cottony skin and brown pigmentation on the midline of their abdomen after pregnancy.

⑤Breast changes:

Breast development, nipple enlargement, nipple and areola darkening in color. The breasts may feel swollen and tingling.

⑥High body temperature and fear of cold:

You may feel hot during pregnancy because your body temperature is slightly higher than normal. It probably lasts about 3 weeks.

7. Easy to feel thirsty:

Pregnant women will feel more thirsty when they wake up in the morning than before they became pregnant.

⑧Cold:

Some people may experience mild cold symptoms when they are pregnant.

⑨ Increased leucorrhea:

Because the amount of estrogen increases after pregnancy, the amount of vaginal discharge also increases.

⑩Stomach discomfort:

If you have persistent abdominal cramps or pain, it is best to seek medical attention immediately to prevent the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy.