I have severe pregnancy reactions in the 25th week of pregnancy. What should I do?

Generally speaking, after becoming pregnant, some female friends may not have any pregnancy reactions due to their good physical fitness and various reasons, but some people may have more severe pregnancy reactions. Sometimes they may experience vomiting, loss of appetite, drowsiness and other symptoms. Because the body is special after pregnancy, you cannot take medicine casually. Even if there are reactions such as vomiting, you can only take some vitamin drugs. If you really can't eat, you should go to the hospital for an IV drip to replenish energy.

In the months before birth, the fetus's behavior becomes increasingly complex and mature. Because the rapidly expanding memory store promotes self-image and begins to guide the development of fetal behavior. If you already have memory, you can do memory-based prenatal education.

At 25 weeks, the baby will start to have regular hiccup-like movements, his eyeballs will start to move, and his sense of taste will develop. When the nervous system develops to a certain extent, sound, light and the mother's touch can cause reactions in the fetus. The fetus can feel pain and itching, likes to be shaken, and can distinguish the voices of the mother and other familiar people. The eyelids are more clearly defined and the eyes can be opened. At 25 weeks of gestation, the fetus is sensitive to the sounds of fright.

The baby is already 35cm~38cm and weighs about 1200g. The fetus has less subcutaneous fat and looks like an elderly person. There is lanugo all over the skin, and hair and eyebrows have grown. The nails do not reach the tips of the fingers or toes. The testicles of the male fetus have descended into the scrotum, the labia majora of the female fetus have developed, the fetal nervous system has further improved, and the fetal movements have become more coordinated and more varied. Not only can the fetus dance, but it can also turn around. The eyelids can be opened, but the eyeballs are still covered with a film. If the fetus is born at this time, it can cry and swallow, but it has weak vitality and must survive under good conditions and special care.

It is normal for pregnant women to have pregnancy reactions after becoming pregnant. Generally, they will disappear on their own after about three months. However, for some people with more serious pregnancy reactions, the duration may be longer. Therefore, pregnant women should be mentally prepared enough, try to adjust their state, and avoid too much pressure. It is important to relax. There is no effective medicine to treat pregnancy reactions during pregnancy.