Dear expectant mothers, do you know? During pregnancy preparation and pregnancy, some diseases may aggravate your original condition and have a negative impact on your health and the normal growth and development of your baby. So, before planning a pregnancy, make sure you are in good health and cure these underlying problems.
Diabetic women
Pregnant women with diabetes are more likely to have miscarriages and infections than pregnant women without diabetes. Therefore, it is best to control blood sugar before pregnancy and change oral hypoglycemic drugs (which can cause fetal malformations) to insulin 1-3 months in advance. At the same time, blood lipid-lowering and blood pressure medications should be discontinued, as this may lead to fetal miscarriage or malformation.
Women with anemia before pregnancy
Pregnancy is like planting flowers. The seeds and soil must be good. If you have anemia before pregnancy, it is like having poor soil, which will affect the growth and development of the fetus. Therefore, it is recommended to treat anemia before pregnancy.
Female patients with hepatitis B
Pregnant mothers suffering from hepatitis B should understand the severity of their condition and consult whether they are suitable for pregnancy. Because if hepatitis B inflammation is in the active stage and the burden on the body increases, it can easily lead to severe hepatitis B, which will endanger the life of the expectant mother and the growth and development of the fetus.
Patients with hypertension
Women with high blood pressure are more likely to develop pregnancy-induced hypertension and may also develop preeclampsia – a higher prevalence during pregnancy, which can make high blood pressure more severe and have a greater impact on the fetus. Angiotensin and other inhibitors that may be used by patients should be used with caution.
Thyroid patients
If female patients with hypothyroidism cannot receive routine treatment during pregnancy, they may not only suffer miscarriage and premature birth, but also affect fetal brain development. Therefore, pregnant women can adjust various female thyroid hormones to normal before pregnancy.
Patients with oral problems
Periodontitis will occur during pregnancy, harming the diet and failing to provide adequate nutrition to the fetus; special attention is paid to the fact that if pregnant women suffer from periodontitis, it will also affect sperm quality. EvenImportantly, the occurrence of oral diseases during pregnancy may also lead to the risk of miscarriage in children with malformations, so it is recommended to deal with oral diseases before pregnancy preparation.
