Patient's question:
Because of fear, I stayed at the District Women's and Children's Hospital. The doctor diagnosed it as a threatened miscarriage. However, after 3 days of hospitalization, with both blood clotting medication and tocolytic injections used, there was still blood dripping each time I urinated. Moreover, my left lower abdomen felt like a foot cramp, as if a rubber band was being pulled tighter and tighter. The doctor only said to stay in bed. Fortunately, the ultrasound results showed a good fetal heartbeat, and the blood test indicators were continuously rising. These days are the New Year's Festival, so I can't see the doctor. I really don't know when this kind of day will end. I sincerely ask for advice from all the doctors and am truly grateful!Doctor's answer:
The reasons for abdominal pain during pregnancy are relatively complex. If there is persistent dull pain in the lower abdomen without any trigger, it is because the uterus grows fastest during this period, and the round ligaments that support the uterus also stretch, lengthen, and increase in tension. The uterine wall at the attachment point of the round ligaments is pulled, causing pain. Don't be too nervous, rest properly, and closely monitor the fetal development.