How to prevent pregnancy poisoning?

Pregnancy toxification is a condition in which pregnant women experience high blood pressure, edema, and proteinuria after the 20th week of pregnancy. In severe cases, convulsions and coma may occur. Pregnant women are originally weaker than normal women. Once they develop preeclampsia, the consequences will be disastrous if they are not treated in time. Let’s take a look at the prevention methods of preeclampsia.

Regular visits to the obstetrics and gynecology clinic are necessary so that the symptoms can be thoroughly treated and controlled when they are mild. You should pay attention to your diet, eat more high-protein foods, control your water intake, and eat until you are 80% full. Keep warm, ensure sleep, maintain mental and physical peace, and avoid overwork. Pregnant women with two or more symptoms must be admitted to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. For pregnant women whose condition does not improve after treatment or even worsens, early labor can be induced or surgery can be performed to terminate the pregnancy.

Prevention and care:

1. Pay attention to rest, the environment should be quiet, the diet should be low in salt, low in calories, and high in protein, and it is better to rest in bed in the left side position.

2. Patients with severe pregnancy poisoning should be hospitalized for treatment, closely observed, and the pregnancy should be terminated at an appropriate time.

3. Adjust your emotions and overcome fear.

4. Carry out prenatal examinations and treat mild pregnancy poisoning in a timely manner.

The above are the methods to prevent pregnancy poisoning. Although pregnancy poisoning is not a big deal if it is discovered in time and treated properly, it is still very dangerous. Pregnant women themselves should pay attention to preventive measures in their daily lives, and their families should also pay close attention to the physical condition of the pregnant women. If any abnormality is found, they should be sent to the hospital in time.