Patient's question:
After that, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and ruled out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Now I am 14 weeks pregnant. I went for an ultrasound, and the doctor said everything is normal. However, during these three months of pregnancy, I have been experiencing abdominal pain. In the early stages of pregnancy, I also had severe symptoms like dizziness, nausea, frequent acid reflux, bloating, and needing to urinate after drinking a little water. Even now, when I sleep, I still have mild abdominal pain. The pain is relieved after urination or when I talk nonsense. Recently, my vaginal discharge has been abnormal. Previously, I only had discharge before my period, but now, at 14 weeks, I have frequent discharge, though it is not much. The color is white, but I feel a bit of odor between my legs.Doctor, I am very worried that this abdominal pain might affect the baby. What assistance do I need: I would like to know if the suppositories I used earlier could interfere with the child, and whether the current abdominal pain could affect the child's health.
Doctor's answer:
According to the description, if the medication was taken before having children, it will never have an impact on the child. The abdominal pain, as described, should not be a gynecological issue but rather a problem with the digestive system, indicating poor digestion. Since the symptoms were relieved after using the restroom and making excuses, it is said to be due to poor digestive function. Avoid eating gas-producing foods such as soybeans, sweet potatoes, red beans, potatoes, taro, radishes, pumpkins, and chestnuts, among others.