Mid-pregnancy sneezing and tugging pain in the abdomen is likely to have some effect on the fetus, and it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.
Sneezing will cause the abdominal pressure to rise suddenly, and after sneezing the abdominal pressure will fall again, which will stimulate the uterus to cause slight contractions, manifested as slight pain in the lower abdomen. But this kind of pain is often relatively weak, will not cause obvious abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, so it will not have a substantial impact on the fetus.
However, for mid-pregnancy pregnant women who sneeze for a long time, it is important to note that if the sneezing is too frequent and too intense it may also cause preeclampsia.
During pregnancy, pregnant women should have regular maternity checkups, and if they have any kinds of discomfort, they should communicate with their doctors in time and deal with them under the doctor’s guidance, so as to avoid accidents and complications during pregnancy.