Signs of early pregnancy
The nine months of pregnancy are divided into thirds, with the first three months being called early pregnancy. Already in the first few weeks, the described changes can lead to an increased urge to urinate. However, pain during urination primarily indicates a urinary tract infection and not an early pregnancy. During pregnancy, however, the above-mentioned factors can more easily lead to a urinary tract infection accompanied by pain when urinating. Pain during urination thus indicates a urinary tract infection, which can occur more frequently during pregnancy, but is not in itself a typical sign of early pregnancy.
Pain in the abdomen and during urination
Pain in the abdomen in combination with pain when urinating are not typical signs of pregnancy. Rather, they indicate a urinary tract infection or a bladder infection. Although urinary tract infections can occur during pregnancy, women usually notice other, or more specific, signs of pregnancy, such as pulling in the breast or absence of periods. In case of unclear pain in the abdomen or pain when urinating, women are advised to consult a doctor in any case.
