Why does my stomach hurt every morning when I wake up? I am a 26 year old male, 245lbs and approximately 6'1 tall. I am currently taking 7.5mg of coumadin per day and 10mg of Aciphex. I do not eat well normally. In fact, because I work second shift, I often find myself eating dinner as late as 12:00am. I then go to sleep around 2:00am and every morning when I wake up, I am very nauseous and my stomach hurts very badly. I do not have the urge to make a bowel movement, it is just a sharp pain in my lower abdominal area.
A miscarriage is a loss of pregnancy during the first 20 weeks. Though miscarriage occurs in about half of all pregnancies, only 10% of pregnancies are known and most occur during the first 13 weeks.
Twinges or fluttering sensations are very common and totally normal. This is one of the very early signs of pregnancy which is seen between 6 to 12 days after ovulation. Most sexually active women go for a pregnancy test if they experience a fluttering sensation in the lower abdomen. Negative pregnancy tests don't always mean you are not pregnant, particularly if you test too early. Keep in mind that you can always get a pregnancy test from your doctor as well. If you have a fluttering sensation in the lower abdomen and you are sure that you are not pregnant, you must wait for a couple of days and repeat your pregnancy test.