What should I do if I have severe morning sickness in two months of pregnancy?

The 14th week of pregnancy is accompanied by a series of early pregnancy reactions. However, there are some expectant mothers who do not have any pregnancy reactions from pregnancy to the birth of the baby, or some expectant mothers have very severe early pregnancy reactions. For example, vomiting every day and vomiting everything you eat. So, what should you do if you have severe morning sickness at 14 weeks of pregnancy? At this moment, you must pay close attention to it immediately. If the morning sickness reaction is too severe, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately for necessary examination and treatment.

What should I do if I have severe morning sickness at 14 weeks of pregnancy?

1. It is recommended that pregnant mothers choose foods that are easy to digest and absorb, and can also relieve vomiting, such as rice, baked cakes, and millet porridge. Dry food can relieve symptoms of nausea and vomiting, and rice or millet porridge can replenish the water lost due to nausea and vomiting.

2. When cooking, you must ensure that the dishes appeal to the mother's visual senses and that the dishes are light, delicious and nutritious. Such as chili peppers, tomatoes, loofahs, fresh shiitake mushrooms, fresh hawthorns, apples, etc. They are colorful, nutritious and easy to stimulate people's appetite.

3. Expectant mothers must pay attention to some food taboos. They should not eat casually, eat small meals frequently, and eat as much as they like at each meal without having to. If you eat less for the three meals, you can prepare some milk bread, cookies, soy milk, yogurt, etc. in advance so that you can eat them anytime and anywhere. Avoid some smells that can cause vomiting, such as greasy smell, cooking smell, oil smoke, etc.

4. Eating more fruits and vegetables can not only strengthen the spleen and appetite, but also prevent constipation, constipation, and digestive tract obstruction that will affect appetite.

5. Maintain a happy attitude when eating. You don’t have to worry about vomiting all the time. Just imagine how cute you will be after giving birth.

What to do if you have severe vomiting during pregnancy

Why do pregnant women vomit constantly? It's been three and a half months, why haven't the symptoms improved? In fact, patients with mild vomiting during pregnancy should pay attention to dietary adjustments and choose foods they like. The foods should be rich in sugars and vitamins and easy to digest. Eat small and frequent meals, rest for a while after each meal, and take sedatives and antiemetics under the guidance of a doctor if necessary.

For patients with severe hyperemesis gravidarum, rest or surgery is required, and intravenous drip therapy can be used when necessary to replenish water, increase nutrition, and correct dehydration and metabolic acidosis. Eat again after the vomiting stops, and gradually increase the amount of food you eat as the symptoms improve.

Mild illness pregnancy hyperemesis should pay attention to diet adjustment

If active treatment is still ineffective, and if the following conditions occur, a therapeutic abortion should be given.

1. Persistent jaundice.

2. Persistent proteinuria.

3. Patients with multiple neuritis and psychiatric clinical symptoms.

4. The body temperature remains above 38°C and the heart rate is above 110 beats/minute while lying in bed.

5. Patients with symptoms of mental illness.

Therefore, if severe vomiting occurs during pregnancy, after eliminating other symptom factors, the first thing to do is to relax as much as possible, encourage yourself to cooperate with treatment, and continue to persevere in the pregnancy. In a sense, perseverance is victory. As long as you get through this stage, everything will be better. However, if after various efforts, it still cannot be alleviated, and serious complications occur, which may threaten personal safety, you should give up when you should. Such a situation may not only threaten the expectant mother, but also have a certain impact on the fetus in the belly.