In the last two hours after eating, I started experiencing mild pain in my lower abdomen, specifical…

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In the last two hours after eating, I started experiencing mild pain in my lower abdomen, specifically on the right side. My stomach is very bloated, and around my navel, I feel a dull ache and pulling sensation. What could this be? I don't plan to go to the hospital right now, and honestly, I can't — it's very late. The pain isn't severe, but I am worried. I don't know what to do: should I wake someone and go, or wait until morning to decide, or is this normal? Could it be a growth stage of the embryo (11 weeks)? It's possible that stress and heavy workload are contributing. Today was a very tough day: as usual, I was actively helping around the house, and from 1 PM to 7 PM, I looked after my two nieces and nephews aged 2-3 years. I managed to clean almost the entire house. By the end of the evening, I was extremely exhausted, and my family (parents, brothers, sisters — basically the parents of the children) emotionally pressured me heavily — they said I was useless, did nothing, and so on. They said many hurtful words, and I cried nonstop for the last hour. I knew this was a huge stress not only for me but also for the baby, but no matter how hard I tried to calm down, I couldn't. Now, I feel helpless, just wanting to vent and scream everything out, but there's no one to talk to, and I don't want to burden others with my problems. It's not just the issues with my family that upset me; on top of that, probably due to hormones and toxicosis, I don't feel well and my emotional state is unstable…
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Experiencing sharp pain in the lower right side, bloating, and dull aches? It could be appendicitis or a gastrointestinal issue. Don't delay visiting a doctor, especially considering pregnancy. Stress and fatigue can worsen symptoms but do not rule out serious causes. Avoid self-medicating if the pain intensifies or if you develop a fever, vomiting, or weakness. Try to rest as much as possible and seek medical attention as soon as you can.
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