Waist acid chest distension is not pregnant precursor

Backache and chest distension are not precursors to pregnancy. The diagnosis of pregnancy must first be based on a history of menstrual arrest, a positive urine pregnancy test, elevated blood HCG, B-ultrasound indicating an intrauterine gestational sac, and visible germ and cardiac tube beats. There are many reasons for backache and chest distension in women. Some women will show backache and chest distension before menstruation. Backache may also be related to chronic lumbar muscle strain, lumbar disc herniation, chronic pelvic inflammation, endometriosis and other factors. Women in the third trimester of pregnancy show severe calcium deficiency, osteoporosis, huge uterine compression of the lumbar spine, and also show soreness in the waist and low back pain. Some women in early pregnancy, due to increased estrogen and progesterone levels in the body, show chest swelling, breast pain symptoms, but waist soreness, chest swelling is not a precursor to pregnancy.