Frequent Dizziness And Abdominal Colic When 10 Weeks Pregnant?




I want to ask about 10 weeks of pregnancy, but my stomach is not visible and why I often feel dizzy when cooking, or exposed to the sun around 11-14 o’clock, such as lack of blood and if I stand up for too long or hit the stomach, my stomach feels heartburn and cramps and dizziness.
Hello Triana,



  

Thank you for the question.











It should be understood several things related to your condition:



  

First, when the womb is only 10 weeks old, the size of the fetus is still very small, which is around 3.1 cm in length and weighs around 4 grams. Therefore, at this age, the uterus is still embedded in the pelvic cavity, so there is no apparent enlargement of the abdomen. The stomach will only appear to enlarge after the uterus soils up to the pelvic cavity, which usually begins when the gestational age is 12 weeks, or more. Therefore, it is very natural that at this time your stomach does not appear to be enlarged.



  

Second, dizziness and a stomach that feels mules and cramps during pregnancy are usually normal due to hormonal influences. Other factors, such as anemia, hypotension, dehydration, lack of nutrition, lack of sleep, lack of movement, activity fatigue, stress, heart problems, viral or bacterial infections, dyspepsia, and various other diseases can also make dizziness worse. Cramps and heartburn in your stomach can also be aggravated by digestive infections, inflammation of the intestine, the influence of certain types of food or drinks, too much heavy lifting, exhausting physical activity, urinary tract infections, muscle cramps, and many other possibilities.



  

Third, your condition generally does not require special management, as long as it appears with a reasonable intensity. You can regularly control your pregnancy to the doctor or obstetrician every 1 month to assess the health of yourself and the fetus in your womb. That way, it can also be evaluated, whether your complaints at this time are still reasonable, or related to an illness. In the meantime, you can make your complaint first by:







Regularly rest, 6-8 hours every day  

Drink water and eat a variety of balanced nutritionally valued foods more  

Expand also eat fruit and vegetables  

Not too sudden to change the position of the body, do it carefully, if necessary ask for help from others around you  

Don't over-exert physical activity, especially during the day outside the room  

Wisely managing stress and emotions  

Do not smoke, do not consume alcohol  

Do not carelessly take medication during pregnancy  

Compress the stomach that is uncomfortable with warm water



Hope this helps ...
hi dear during pregnancy, your immune system becomes weak as it performs extra work to protect both you and the baby. therefore, you are susceptible to infections, chills or fevers during pregnancy. drink plenty of fluids, take proper rest and keep your home and work area tidy, wash your hands often some swelling during pregnancy can be normal, but if it happened all the sudden, and it's in your face, it could be that your blood pressure has spiked. i would definately get to a doctor right away or at least get someone to take your blood pressure and see if it's up. high blood pressure during pregnancy can lead to pre-eclampsia, which is dangerous for you and your baby if nothing is done about it. call your birthing center and let them know about your swelling. headaches, blurry vision, flashes of light, etc., are other symptoms that shouldn't be ignored. if it is your blood pressure, they will probably put you on bedrest, and you will have to lay on your left side. good luck!!! i had preeclampsia and my baby and i were both fine, so try not to be scared, but do see someone just to be sure that's not the case! like i said, some swelling can be normal, but definately get it checked out. hi, back pain and leg cramps is normal during pregnancy, it is due to raised hormones and could be due to stress and growing uterus stretches ligaments of uterus and abdominal organs and puts pressure on back bone causes pain.start taking proper diet and proper rest.better to maintain good posture, avoid lifting heavy weights ,try to avoid standing for long time.try to sleep on your side not on your back.better to take paracetamol which is safe during pregnancy if you have severe pain.take care completely normal! some moms never have any morning sickness and don’t feel pregnant at all. and as for the flat stomach...no worries there either. some people just don’t show for a long time. with my first child i was 4 months pregnant before i was showing. nausea andvacidity very common in early pregnancy don't worry about this
you can try taking cold flavoured milk early in morning to prevent gas formation
you can take digene syrup it is also very effective.
but if it is excessive and not bearable then you should rule out causes of like vit b12 deficiency, anemia , thyroid disorders backaches are common in pregnancy but you should report these to your obstetrician to be sure. see more... are you sure that hey are not either ofthe following:

small blisters or heat rash? (i had this once and yes they itch)
-the blisters were so tiny that i could hardly even tell thatt hey were blisters, my doctor had to actually point it out, that they were blisters and not just "bumps".

an allergic reaction to your tanning lotion?
-sometimes when you continually use the same lotion your body begins to "reject it" same reason why woman who start wearing make up very early tend to not be able to wear it later in life, because they become llergic to it.

have you changed your tannign lotion recently?
-also could be an allergic reaction... or sometimes the "hot action" lotions can cause red bumps and a tingly/itchy sesnation for up to 6 hours after you tan, or until you shower to remove it.

try covering just your tummy with a towel while you tan, and don't apply any tanning lotion or accelorator to the area, for a couple times and see what happens... *i know that you don't want a tan line* but the stomach is usually the first area to tan, gets the darkest and also absorbs the most heat in the bed. if it still happens, it could have something to do with the heat and not the bed or the lotion itself.

you could also see if an aloe based "after tanning lotion" helps.

if none of this works, i would recommend stopping tanning, and seeing your doctor about it before starting again.

**my aunt and uncle owned a tanning salon for 5 years, i both worked and tanned there for a long time, so i've seen alot of crazy stff... probably more than i wanted to... lol**

we also own a tanning bed and have for a really long time... i've been tanning since i was in about 8th - 9th grade.

btw to keep from getting wrinkles from tanning... exfoliate, exfoliate, exfoliate... lol cause unfortunately it is true... you do get wrinkles from tanning... =) hello dear. overfeeding is a common cause ofhiccups. if the stomach distends too fast or becomes too full, this can trigger. when breastfeeding, try slowing down feedings, and stop and burp your baby as you switch from one breast to the other. here are a few tips to reduce the baby's hiccups. taking a break from a feeding to burp your baby may help get rid of the hiccups, since burping can get rid of excess gas that may be causing the hiccups. use a pacifier. infant hiccups don't always start from a feeding. let them stop on their own. hold your baby upright for up to 20 minutes after each feed. try giving your baby smaller but more frequent feeds. take care. even though you probably feel fatigued, the symptoms of a cold or flu are not typically dangerous to your baby. when you become pregnant, your immune system is likely to change. as a result of these changes, you may contract a cold or a cough at some point during your pregnancy. if you get a cold or a cough, try treating it by doing the following:
• place a humidifier in your room, keep your head elevated on your pillow while resting. 
• drink warm tea, or gargle with warm salt water.
• besides that take proper rest & sleep, drink plenty of fluids & increase intake of vitamin c as it boosts immunity
• you can also count on home remedies like – a) kaada made of tulsi, honey, adrak, b) take mild steam c) increase intake of garlic as it acts like a powerhouse against the cold during pregnancy! 
it is best to reduce the number of over-the-counter medications you take. many medications you normally would use to treat the symptoms of your cold are not safe to take during your pregnancy. if your chest muscles are sore to touch or the pain can be reproduced with certain positions or movements, it's not serious and will improve with rest/time. but if you get a tight, heavy, or squeezing feeling deep in the chest with exercise such as walking or lifting, it's time to see your doctor as this may indicate a more serious problem. see more...