35 weeks pregnant, stomach pain like menstrual pain, what is going on

The 35th week of pregnancy means that the woman has reached the late stage of pregnancy. At this time, the weight of many women's bodies will definitely increase, and some abnormal manifestations may also appear. For example, some women may experience abdominal pain during pregnancy, just like dysmenorrhea. In this case, we should pay attention to it, consider the specific causes, and then deal with it. So why does it feel like menstrual pain when I’m 35 weeks pregnant?

1. At 35 weeks of pregnancy, the stomach hurts like dysmenorrhea. In this case, you should first find out the cause and do not blindly relieve the pain. If you have regular abdominal pain accompanied by cervical dilation, consider the possibility of threatened premature labor. In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital and receive intravenous magnesium sulfate to preserve the fetus. If gastrointestinal spasmodic pain is caused by improper diet, you can take stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting tablets and lactobacillus tablets for conditioning. Do a color ultrasound to check the condition of the placenta and rule out abdominal pain caused by placental abruption.

2. If you feel abdominal distension and pain like menstruation at 35 weeks of pregnancy, it may be because the fetus gradually grows larger, causing the uterus to grow and the abdominal muscles and uterine ligaments to stretch. Therefore, pregnant women will experience bloating and pain, and their stomachs will become tight and hard, but the possibility of miscarriage cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up in time. Then you need to add more nutrition to your diet. You can eat highly nutritious foods such as eggs. Secondly, you need to keep your mind relaxed, pay more attention to rest, avoid fatigue, and finally you can take vitamin E to relieve the symptoms.

3. In addition, 35 weeks of pregnancy is already the late stage of pregnancy, the fetus is maturing, the fetal movement increases, and some women feel abdominal pain. In addition, the enlarged abdomen can squeeze the surrounding tissues and organs, causing compression pain or ischemic pain. Some women in their 35th week of pregnancy may experience false labor due to stimulation from the growing fetus and uterus. This false labor is actually a labor contraction before delivery. After it lasts for a period of time, fertility may occur. In any case, if the abdominal pain is severe, the pregnant woman should be admitted to the hospital for observation and relevant examinations as soon as possible.