Pregnant woman has stomach pain after sitting for a long time

After a woman becomes pregnant, her abdomen will gradually bulge. Or in the early stages of pregnancy, there may be some discomfort symptoms. For example, some pregnant women will experience stomach pain after sitting for a long time. Especially modern women, who still go to work during pregnancy and sit for eight hours at a time, which leads to obstruction of blood circulation, so they will experience some physical discomfort symptoms. It is recommended that everyone should work reasonably during pregnancy to ensure good health.

What causes stomach pain when sitting for a long time during early pregnancy?

Women who sit for long periods of time to work and have little activity will have their blood circulation affected. The compression of the pelvis will cause poor blood circulation in the uterus, causing harm to the mother and affecting the health of the baby. For women who are pregnant late in life, it is particularly important to keep their bodies moving during work.

Healthy pregnant women can work and labor as usual, but should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor. Pregnant women should have a good living environment, the room should be clean and ventilated, and the temperature should preferably be between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. Oils are particularly harmful to pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, so pregnant women should avoid cooking at this time. You should take a bath and change your clothes frequently. Generally, pregnant women should not take a bath for more than 15 minutes each time. Showering is recommended, and the water temperature should not be too high, as too high a water temperature will kill the brain cells of the fetus. Pregnant women should not smoke and should also avoid living in a smoky environment, as this will affect the development of the fetus and cause miscarriage, deformity, etc. Pregnant women should maintain a good mood, and husbands in particular should be caring and considerate of their wives and avoid emotional excitement. An unhappy mood will have an adverse effect on the brain development of the fetus. Do not watch TV at a close distance or for a long time. Pregnant women should watch TV at least 2 meters away from the screen, and should not watch thrilling TV programs. In addition to normal work, you should ensure 8-10 hours of sleep every day, use common skin care products, avoid lipstick and nail polish, and avoid perming or dyeing your hair. Try to avoid crowded public places, as these places are where infectious diseases such as influenza are spread. Frequent drinking by pregnant women can cause intellectual disability in their children. Pregnant women are prohibited from contact with toxic substances such as pesticides.

Things to note during early pregnancy

1. It is best not to engage in heavy physical labor or work that causes severe whole-body vibration or local vibration. Do not participate in high-altitude work more than 2 meters above the ground where there is a risk of falling. It is forbidden to participate in work that requires frequent bending, climbing or squatting. Pregnant women should not lift objects weighing more than 25 kg or push or pull objects weighing more than 200 kg when working, so as to avoid premature birth or miscarriage.

2. Do not participate in operations involving harmful chemical substances. Women who are exposed to chemicals such as lead, benzene, toluene, xylene, chloroprene, caprolactam, mercury and mercury compounds, pickaxe, benzene, arsenic, cyanide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, chlorine, carbon disulfide, styrene, ethylene oxide, aniline and formaldehyde after pregnancy are prone to pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, which includes lower limb edema, increased blood pressure, protein in the urine, and in severe cases, headache, dizziness, chest tightness, and even convulsions. This poses a serious threat to the health of pregnant women and fetal development. Exposure to high concentrations of industrial toxins such as lead and mercury can also increase the incidence of miscarriage and premature birth. Harmful occupational factors can also affect the development of the embryo or fetus. The 3rd to 8th week after conception is the period when the embryo's organs develop (organogenesis period). During this period, if the fetus is exposed to harmful occupational factors that are toxic to the embryo, such as high concentrations of lead, methylmercury, arsenic and radiation, congenital defects will often occur in the fetus. Carcinogenic substances (diethylstilbestrol) pass through the placenta and may also produce carcinogenic effects. The course of pregnancy and precautions (one month of pregnancy) The pregnancy period is calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period in terms of days and gestational weeks. The menstrual cycle is 28 days, and usually conception will not occur in the first 14 days, so fertilization is possible about 14 days after the last menstrual period. Therefore, the pregnancy period, which is calculated only after the pregnant woman knows she is pregnant, only accounts for the initial 2 weeks of pregnancy in the first month of pregnancy.