am 31 weeks pregnant. Since this morning, I have had a dull stomach ache like menstrual cramps. Doctor, can you tell me if it is okay to have a dull stomach ache at 31 weeks pregnant?

had a cesarean section for my first child, who is over 12 months old. Now, I am 13 weeks and 2 days pregnant with my second child, but I still have pain in the incision and a dull ache in my abdomen. So, doctor, can you tell me if it is okay to have pain in the incision when pregnant for the second time? Can you advise me on how to overcome this?

I am 14 weeks pregnant. On the 5th, I had abdominal pain on the right side. I went to the hospital, the doctor told me I had appendicitis, and asked me to be hospitalized to monitor the disease. However, my family had a job, so I asked to go home, not to be hospitalized. By the next day, I had no more stomach pain. Doctor let me ask, is the pain in the right abdomen during pregnancy dangerous?

Pregnancy varies from woman to woman. Some women experience some pain at some point during their pregnancy. Others do not. So if you notice any changes during your pregnancy, you should see your doctor for a check-up and advice.

Many women misunderstand that they are pregnant when they have abdominal pain even though it is just a symptom of premenstrual syndrome. Premenstrual syndrome occurs 1-2 weeks before the red light day. Symptoms of premenstrual syndrome, especially dysmenorrhea, have many similarities with symptoms of abdominal pain caused by pregnancy.

Many pregnant women experience abdominal pain or stomach pain during the last three months of pregnancy, and this symptom is usually nothing to worry about. However, sometimes pregnant women may need to see a doctor to diagnose and treat abdominal pain during pregnancy.

Lower abdominal pain during pregnancy is a fairly common symptom for women during their pregnancy. There are many causes of lower abdominal pain around the navel during pregnancy, so when this symptom appears, pregnant women need to immediately go to a specialized medical facility for examination and diagnosis.

Abdominal pain during pregnancy is not an unfamiliar phenomenon for pregnant women. Abdominal pain during pregnancy can range from dull to painful. However, you should not be subjective and need to find out the exact cause.

During pregnancy, you may face problems such as morning sickness, fatigue, indigestion and bloating. These phenomena appear mainly due to hormonal changes that lead to changes in the body. Below is information about the causes as well as ways for you to deal with bloating during pregnancy.