I have pain in my stomach everyday and i burp a lot. Are those signs of Pregnancy?

Question

i havent missed a period but im in between them. please help

Answer 1

sounds like acid reflux see your doctor he probably will tell you to take prliosec or prevcid and reduce acid intake

Answer 2

Burping and stomach pains arn't really a sign of pregnancy.
I suggest you see your doctor if you are really worried, but I doubt you are pregnant. Use condoms.

Answer 3

well, you can go to either yahoo.com or google.com and type in pregnancy symptoms and see if that is a symptom. But, really, no. Burping a lot is not a symptom of pregnancy. Do a little research

Answer 4

you could just be getting a little bug- or you may have a slight food intolerance or allergy. Cut out all dairy and gluten products for a few days and see if you feel better. i always was sick, and found out i had celiacs. Also try cutting out carbonated too- IBS also causes stomache problems, do you notice that your symptoms are worse when you eat certain foods, or soon after eating?

Answer 5

There is a thing called a pregancy test. Yeah, from those syptomes it could anything. So ask your doctor.

Answer 6

well just to let you know i'm pregnant right now i am 7 months. and to tell you the truth those aren't really signs of pregnancy, but in some cases there maybe some different signs to show if someone is pregnant or not ,but you really should wait until your next menstrual period and if you don't recieve your period take a home pregnancy test or you can go to your doctor's office or a planned parenthood located in your city or near you. i think this is the best options are.
P.S...most many common signs or symptoms are Swollen, tender, or sore breasts and/ or nipples – Often this is the first physical sign of pregnancy. In fact, some women know when they are pregnant based on this sign alone. The reason breasts and/ or nipples are often sore, swollen, or tender during early pregnancy is because the breasts are undergoing changes to prepare for breastfeeding. The reason for this is the increased production of the hormones estrogen and progesterone that occurs and the breasts and/ or nipples are often particularly painful during a first pregnancy.

Fatigue or unusual tiredness – Early pregnancy is time when a woman’s body is working very hard to keep up with the changes that occur. This means increased hormone production, as well as the fact that the heart is pumping harder and faster due to the escalation of blood flow – necessary to bring nutrients to the growing fetus. Increased progesterone production is the primary reason for the extra fatigue most pregnant women experience early in their pregnancy. Progesterone, known to cause sleepiness and a natural central nervous system depressant, is the reason this occurs. Another reason for fatigue and unusual tiredness during early pregnancy are the emotional extremes experienced often during pregnancy. It’s not uncommon for a pregnant woman to burst into tears for no apparent reason other than the hormonal fluctuations that occur during this time. This symptom is also a sign to get more sleep before your baby arrives when you’ll need your energy to care for your newborn baby.

My Period is Late, Am I Pregnant? – The most common reason for missing your period is pregnancy and this is often the first sign that makes you suspect pregnancy. Only a pregnancy test followed by a pelvic exam, can tell you positively whether you are pregnant. Once your health care provider rules out pregnancy as the cause of your late or missed periods, the next step is usually to rule in or out several other possible explanations for absence of menstruation or amenorrhea.

Light bleeding and/or cramping – The most common reason for light bleeding during early pregnancy is implantation. Implantation bleeding occurs when the fertilized egg implants itself in the uterine lining and usually occurs about 10 to 14 days after conception. Bleeding caused by implantation is very light, often the only sign you might notice that indicates implantation has occurred is a small (can be as small as a pinhead followed by no further bleeding) spot of blood left on your panties.
Cramping that is similar to menstrual cramps occurs very early during pregnancy and happens when the uterus begins to expand to make room for the embryo to develop into a fetus that continues to develop for a total of 40 weeks gestation when your baby is born.


Morning sickness – Nausea during pregnancy can occur with or without vomiting. While morning sickness is most common between weeks four and eight during pregnancy, many women experience this symptom beginning about two weeks from their date of conception.
Morning sickness is a misnomer since it can, and often does, occur at anytime of the day or night. The most common reason for this symptom seems to be the rapid rise in estrogen, produced by the fetus and placenta. Another trigger for nausea is odors. During pregnancy, a woman’s sense of smell increases considerably and can make almost anything from everyday household odors, foods, perfume, and smoke, to name a few, trigger a bout of morning sickness or nausea and vomiting.

The most common foods to trigger morning sickness are coffee during the first weeks of pregnancy, meat, dairy products, and spicy foods. However, it’s essential to understand that literally anything can trigger nausea and/ or vomiting during pregnancy. In fact, I personally know someone who became nauseated during one of her pregnancies every time she passed a microwave in operation.


Running to the bathroom – During the first trimester of pregnancy, it’s easy to believe you might have to “move” into your bathroom since it seems you are constantly running to make to the bathroom. The growing uterus causes frequent urination during pregnancy. The first and third trimesters of pregnancy are typically when the most intense frequent urination happens.

Answer 7

nooo...you just have a small ake in your stomach if you were pregnat you would be throughing up, huge,gaining wait, and even walkin up strait is a diffaculty

Answer 8

can be indegestion, now if it is pregnancy i dont know... take a test, and a tums

Answer 9

No, you probably just have gas, you gassy girl!

Answer 10

no, that means that your stomach hurts and you have gas