Pregnant mothers are all very happy. The arrival of a new life is not just about adding a new population to the family. Mothers all hope to constantly monitor their babies' movements and pay attention to their every move in their stomachs. Sometimes mothers may feel a needle like pain in their lower abdomen, and some may think it's fetal movement, right?
Many mothers who are pregnant may experience pain from needles piercing their lower abdomen, but this is not fetal movement. In the early stages of pregnancy, mothers do not feel fetal movement, and the baby is in a state of formation without any movement. Mothers only feel fetal movement during mid pregnancy. But fetal movement only causes discomfort in the abdomen, which may be slightly painful and not a feeling of needle pricking.
If a pregnant woman feels needle like pain, it may be due to prolonged walking or improper sitting posture, causing the enlarged uterus to compress the abdominal organs. If this situation occurs, it is recommended to seek medical treatment at the hospital in a timely manner to see if there are any abnormal conditions.
Pregnant women are in a sensitive period and need to be carefully cared for. Any slight abnormalities should be promptly treated with medical attention to avoid major problems. After understanding the above situation, pregnant women and their families should pay attention to the problem of needle like pain in the lower abdomen, which is not the same as what people think of as fetal movement. It is necessary to distinguish between the pain caused by fetal movement and this type of pain.
