Will my stomach hurt when I have a fetal bud and a heartbeat?

The fetus develops gradually, and during each development period, the symptoms manifested in the pregnant woman's body will be different. For example, when the fertilized egg just implants, the pregnant woman will experience breast pain and a small amount of secretions from her lower body. At the same time, the growth of fetal heart and fetal buds is also a very important stage. But when the fetus grows fetal heart and fetal buds, will the pregnant woman's stomach feel pain?

After finding out that they are pregnant, pregnant women will be very concerned about all aspects of their physical health. Many pregnant women will also find that many of their body reactions are somewhat abnormal after pregnancy. For example, some women find that they have a tingling pain in their lower abdomen after they find that they are pregnant. Why is this?

1. Pregnant women must pay attention to the maintenance of their bodies after they find out that they are pregnant, especially not to lift heavy objects or do some strenuous exercise. Because if they do not pay attention to their physical health in the early stages of pregnancy, it is easy to cause miscarriage due to excessive fatigue of the body, so these are the key points that must be paid attention to in the first three months.

2. If you find lower abdominal pain or other physical discomfort in the early stages of pregnancy, you must go to the hospital for a test. Generally speaking, sudden miscarriage is rare. Most people will have vaginal bleeding before threatened miscarriage, or a sharp drop in the amount of hcg, etc. If you have these signs, you should take better care of your body to avoid miscarriage.

3. When the pregnancy is about three months, because it is about to enter the middle stage of pregnancy, the woman's uterus is also preparing to expand rapidly to prepare for the increase in the size of the fetus. Therefore, the expansion of the uterus at this time will also cause abdominal discomfort in pregnant women, and some people may even feel abdominal cramps. In fact, this is very normal.

In addition to observing your fetal heart rate and fetal bud in the early stages of pregnancy, you also need to pay more attention to your nutrition and health care. The nutrition and health care of pregnant women in the early stages mainly focuses on supplementing a large amount of vitamins, because in order for the embryo to grow smoothly in the uterus, it also requires the cooperation of multiple nutrients. If the hcg count is low or even a woman has threatened miscarriage, she can supplement some progesterone as instructed by the doctor to make the embryo's implantation more stable. Once you enter the second trimester of pregnancy, all aspects of pregnancy indexes will become more stable.