Can I keep the baby if I have a fever in early pregnancy?

There are many things that women need to pay attention to during pregnancy, among which, getting sick and taking medicine are things that require special attention. During pregnancy, the body's resistance to cold is reduced, and when the seasons change and the temperature fluctuates, it is very easy to get a fever. When a pregnant woman has a fever, she will feel very nervous. Is it okay to keep a baby if she has a fever in the early stages of pregnancy?

The health of pregnant women has a great impact on the development of their babies. According to a key conclusion drawn from scientific research, fever in pregnant women can increase the risk of spina bifida, thalamic malformation, etc. in the fetus. If a pregnant woman has a high fever for a long time, it will have a negative impact on the baby's development. As we all know, test tube embryos are very sensitive to temperature during their early development. Therefore, the physical and mental health of pregnant women directly affects the development of the baby. Therefore, women need to pay attention to temperature changes in the early stages of pregnancy and try not to get a fever.

Of course, fever in early pregnancy will affect the baby's development, but it also depends on the fever condition of the pregnant woman. On the one hand, pregnant women are in a feverish state in the early stages, which has little stimulating effect on the fetus. Pregnant women need to go to the hospital outpatient clinic immediately and take relevant measures such as cooling down and reducing fever. On the other hand, if a pregnant woman has a high fever in the early stages of pregnancy, it can cause great harm to the fetus. At this time, in addition to going to a regular hospital for medical treatment in time, pregnant women also need to pay close attention to the development of the baby. If a situation occurs that makes it unsuitable for pregnancy again, the pregnancy should be terminated immediately.

It is worth noting that many pregnant women will buy antipyretic drugs on their own in order to reduce the temperature quickly after having a fever. In fact, this behavior is quite incorrect. Because pregnant women are a special group of people, many drugs often have side effects on pregnant women and fetuses, and may even cause fetal growth retardation. Pregnant women need to be cautious when choosing antipyretic drugs. When you have a fever, you need to use medicine under the guidance of a doctor, or use acetaminophen for treatment. However, the amount of medication taken needs to be strictly controlled, otherwise excessive medication will have a certain impact on the physical and mental health of the fetus.

Generally speaking, a fever in early pregnancy can help you get pregnant again. In order for the baby to grow and develop healthily, it is recommended that the pregnant woman go to a regular hospital for B-ultrasound examination and other related examinations after recovering from a fever, so as to deeply understand and observe the growth and development of the fetus. If there are any abnormal phenomena, it is recommended to consult a doctor and follow the doctor's advice.