Why does my stomach feel hard when I press it when I lie down?

The condition of the stomach is extremely important for health, because there are many organs and tissues inside the stomach. Once a problem occurs, it will cause serious damage to health. Therefore, you must pay attention to the health of the stomach to prevent any major problems that endanger your health. For example, why is your stomach hard when you press it when you lie down? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope you can understand it.

It should be caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is recommended that you keep your abdomen warm, avoid catching cold, avoid eating cold, spicy and irritating foods, drink more hot water, eat more fresh vegetables, fruits and crude fiber foods, and take oral bifidobacterium live bacteria preparations to regulate intestinal flora. If the effect is not good, go to the hospital's gastroenterology department for further standardized treatment.

In this case, you need to check if there is a mass in the pelvic cavity. According to your description, you can feel something hard in your lower abdomen, and your menstruation is normal, so pregnancy can be ruled out. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and have a pelvic B-ultrasound examination.

A bulging belly may be caused by fat accumulation in the lower abdomen. When you lie flat on your back, you may feel something hard like a bone on your lower abdomen. That is the xiphoid process of the sternum. You may feel a pulsation, which is the pulsation of the abdominal aorta.

It is more likely that the patient's condition is caused by intestinal inflammation. It is necessary to understand whether the patient usually has abdominal pain. A colonoscopy can be performed to help determine the cause.

It is most likely a subcutaneous cyst. It is recommended that if it does not interfere with your daily life, you should ignore it. If it does interfere, go to the hospital to remove it, which is a very minor outpatient surgery, and you can go home after the surgery.

If there are no other symptoms of discomfort, it is not a big deal. However, when it is convenient, you can go to the hospital for an abdominal ultrasound check. If the result is normal, it is okay and don't worry.

Note:

Do not touch your belly frequently in the early stages of pregnancy, as this may cause unnecessary uterine contractions. You can touch your belly in the later stages of pregnancy. You can stand or sit, but you need to adopt a relaxed posture. Whether the belly is hard or not has no direct relationship with pregnancy. If you feel any discomfort, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.