Tight stomach during young pregnancy may happen to you. This condition may often trigger the concern of pregnant women, although generally it is a normal process to support the development of the baby. For normal pregnancy, this is generally not dangerous. However, there is nothing wrong if you remain aware of this complaint and pay close attention. If it occurs up to four times an hour, you should consult with a doctor. Common Causes Occur Tight stomach during young pregnancy, generally due to the developing uterus will push the abdominal muscles. As a result, the stomach feels tight. In addition, a tight stomach during young pregnancy can also be caused by several things, such as: Ligament pain (round ligament pain) Round ligament is a network that helps support the uterus, this network is connected from around the uterus to the groin. As the pregnancy develops, the size of the uterus will also develop. This causes the ligaments to stretch, and cause discomfort in the fo
Colposcopy is an examination by a doctor if there are signs of abnormal cells in the cervix or in the vagina. This examination can be done, among others, to find out the presence of genital warts, cervical inflammation and signs of cancer around the vaginal organs. Colposcopy examination is generally done if the pap smear examination gives unfavorable results. With a device called a colposcope (colposcope), the doctor will observe the condition in the vagina to the cervix. If the doctor suspects that there are abnormal cells in the cervix or vagina, this procedure is followed by a biopsy, which is to take tissue samples for further examination. Colposcopy Examination Process Colposcopy often makes women anxious, even some time before this action. Actually colposcopy only takes 15 minutes, from the start of examination using a colposcope until tissue samples are taken. You may feel uncomfortable when a colposcope speculum is inserted. Then, there is a slight feeling of cramping w