I often see a question asked by pregnant mothers: What should I do if I catch a cold?
This is an old problem. It is true that no one wants to catch a cold, but colds always like to annoy pregnant mothers. Once pregnant, women will experience physiological changes and the respiratory mucosa becomes congested, making them particularly susceptible to colds. For this reason, everyone must have a plan: if you catch a cold, What to do.
◎ If a pregnant woman catches a cold, she should treat it according to several situations.
◎ Although you have a cold, but you don’t have a fever, or your body temperature does not exceed 38℃ when you have a fever, you don’t need to and drink more. Water and plenty of rest will not affect the fetus. If pregnant women have symptoms such as coughing, they can use some medicines that will not affect the fetus under the guidance of a doctor.
◎ If a pregnant woman has a cold and high fever reaches above 39℃, there are two situations to deal with.
◎ In the first case,if a pregnant woman with a cold is within 2 weeks after ovulation, the medication mayhave no effect on the fetus.
◎ In the second case, if a pregnant woman with a cold is more than 2 weeks after ovulation, at this time The fetal central nervous system has begun to develop. Ifhigh fever of 39°C lasts for one day, it mayIt will affect the fetus;If it lasts for more than 3 days, it will definitely affect the fetus. Fetal effects;If high fever of 40℃ lasts for more than 1 day, it will definitely affect the fetus. In the above situation, doctors may advise pregnant women to terminate the pregnancy.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Pregnancy Can Be Very Simple\” Author: Feifei Mom