If it is before 35 days of menopause, even if you are pregnant, you will not clinically experience stomach pain like menstruation. Therefore, if this kind of pain occurs, it is recommended to rule out the possibility of menstruation, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Clinically, if you are pregnant, most of the time after 45 days of menopause, the ligament pulling pain will occur as the uterus enlarges, and this pain is mild, after rest, and will gradually get better as the number of days of pregnancy increases. If you have a history of menopause, you can go to the hospital as soon as possible for a blood HCG or urine HCG test to clinically determine whether you are pregnant. If the pregnancy continues, you should strengthen the nutrition in your daily life and pay attention to food, clothing and transportation.