Patient's question:
Medical history: Female. 22 years old. 16 weeks pregnant. Uterine contractions are very painful. Past treatment and effectiveness: Received medication to prevent miscarriage in the hospital. Desired help: Is it necessary to be hospitalized?Doctor's answer:
If contractions are accompanied by severe abdominal pain, such as pain that makes you unable to sit or stand, or affects your work and daily life, you should seek medical attention. [Edit this section] Contractions and Abdominal Pain During pregnancy, the term "contractions" is often heard, but I never quite understood what it meant. From a literal interpretation, one would expect the feeling of contraction. However, it wasn't until after giving birth that I realized the most direct description of this term is when you feel your abdomen tighten and harden during pregnancy, with these sensations occurring in waves.As a result, I started experiencing this occasionally from the third month onward. While walking, I would feel a tightening pain in my abdomen. My method for relief was to immediately stop and slightly bend over, after which the pain would subside after a while. The main point is that rest is key!