Recently, a 26 -year -old Vuong girl in Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China went to the hospital for severe abdominal pain.She said her symptom was dysmenorrhea.However, when the doctors checked, she discovered that she was a pregnant woman who was about to give birth, and was able to see the fetal's head.Health workers conducted an emergency ultrasound examination and confirmed that the fetus was over 38 weeks old.They immediately performed artificial amniotic fluid and implemented emergency measures for babies.Thankfully, both mother and baby are safe.

It is known that the girl has a slightly dark body, hobby of wearing wide clothes, so she can not know she is pregnant on the outside.She also revealed that she gave birth to her first child by the method of caesarean section in the early 20s, from which she had irregular menstruation for many years and had abnormal bleeding over the past few months.She always thought it was menstruation and never thought about what she was pregnant.

Doctors said that some women may not have a clear pregnancy reaction in the early stages of pregnancy, such as nausea, vomiting ... and menstruation may be overlooked or understood.The mistake is that irregular menstrual periods are caused by other factors.At the same time, due to the difference of each individual, the body of some women is more adaptable to pregnancy and early pregnancy signals may be relatively weak or difficult to detect.

The doctor explained that menstruation is the endometrial phenomenon of the uterus peeling off and bleeding in the cycle accompanied by changes in the cycle of the ovaries.The appearance of regular menstruation is an important sign of adult reproduction function.Many women do not understand menstruation.In fact, signs to assess normal menstrual periods or disorders include at least four factors: cycle frequency, regularity, menstrual period and menstrual blood.Other factors should include the presence of dysmenorrhea, back pain, uterine prolapse and other discomfort during menstruation.

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