Early pregnancy pains

Experiencing early pregnancy pains is common and nothing to worry about. During the first weeks of pregnancy some women experience discomfort and pain. The uterus is preparing itself for the nine months of pregnancy and this causes the slight pain on and off. Some of the main reasons for pain during pregnancy are listed below:
• Miscarriage
• Ectopic pregnancy
• Preterm labor
The uterus continues to stretch during pregnancy and this causes pains throughout the period of pregnancy. So you might as well be prepared for it and make sure that you are comfortable as and when the pain occurs.

Yes it is normal and common to experience pains during pregnancy:
- Stomach discomfort isn’t unusual in pregnancy; gas, tummy ache and bloating are normal accompaniments to the body-wide changes experienced by pregnant women. A mild but effective herbal remedy is peppermint: try a Lifesaver candy or a drop of essential oil in a glass of water before moving on to stronger solutions.
- Back pain is one of the most common pregnancy problems; the Mayo Clinic estimates that 50% of pregnant women experience back pain. Try a body pillow for sleeping, sleep with your knees bent, and avoid sleeping on your back, use a electric heat pad also for pain relief.
- Exercise can also offer help to relieve the pain. Join a pregnancy exercise class; walk, swim or dance to keep fit, but pay attention to your altered form. When you’re pregnant, be especially careful when lifting things or squatting down; you’re more prone to injury because your joints are softening and you’re muscles are working harder. Don’t push your limits!

Hi

Early pregnancy pain is most common. Chest discomforts, stomach gas, bloating, uterus pain because it stretch during whole period of pregnancy.

Hi Nishtha,
I agree with the above discussion. There is nothing to worry about early pregnancy pain. There are many physical as well as mood changes occurs in pregnancy which is really normal.

You need weekly checkup for better health for the baby and no need to worried about this its common