Patient's question:
I'm almost three months pregnant. At night, I can feel a hard lump on my abdomen, but it disappears after a while. What could this be?First follow-up question: During the first three months of pregnancy, I often argued and had conflicts with my husband. Could this affect the fetus? If so, how can I prevent it?
Second follow-up question: The hard lump either appears on the right or the left, but it disappears after just a moment. Is this the baby moving?
Doctor's answer:
Three months into her pregnancy, she occasionally felt hard lumps in her abdomen, possibly due to the uterus expanding and occupying space in the abdominal cavity, leading to occasional discomfort in the small intestine's peristalsis. It is recommended to focus on a refined diet at this stage, consuming more protein-rich foods, fresh fruits, and vegetables. The preparation should be light and refreshing. If a B examination shows that the fetus is growing and developing normally, there is no significant issue. She should maintain a positive mood, relax mentally, get adequate rest without overexerting herself, follow a light diet, avoid greasy and spicy foods, and undergo regular prenatal check-ups at the hospital.