Patient's question:
My wife is now 3 months pregnant and has been experiencing occasional mild lower abdominal pain recently. It's not severe, just a few twinges of pain each day that go away quickly. When she went to the hospital for a check-up, the ultrasound showed that the fetus was developing normally with no issues, indicating it's a normal physiological phenomenon. The doctor advised her to rest more.What kind of help do you need: Is it normal to have stomach pain during pregnancy?
Doctor's answer:
In the early stages of pregnancy, some abdominal pain is physiological, meaning it is a normal reaction caused by pregnancy, but some are pathological and may indicate the occurrence of crises such as miscarriage. In the early stages of pregnancy, feeling some stomach pain, sometimes accompanied by nausea and other early pregnancy symptoms, is mainly caused by increased stomach acid secretion in the early stages of pregnancy.