Is the panic in pregnant women due to fetal hypoxia?

Although due to different physical conditions, some women's pregnancy symptoms are not very obvious. However, there are some differences. If female friends are more careful, they can immediately detect the pregnancy. Generally speaking, if a female friend finds the following conditions, they are symptoms of pregnancy.

Symptoms of pregnancy FAQs for pregnant women 1

1. Menstrual period is not due yet

A healthy woman's menstrual period usually comes on a monthly basis. If it is overdue and has not come yet, you should first consider the possibility of pregnancy. Generally speaking, if the period has lasted for a week, the doctor can probably find signs of pregnancy. If the due date is January, pregnancy is very easy and certain. Some women, even though they are already pregnant, still have one or two menstrual periods when they are supposed to have their period, but the period is less than usual and the duration is shorter. When your menstrual period is normal and you have regular sex, you can still get pregnant even if you take emergency contraception or use other contraceptive methods.

2. Changes in appetite

Some women begin to experience changes in appetite shortly after their menstrual period (1-2 weeks). I don’t like to finish the food I used to like. I don’t like to finish the food I’ve eaten once the second time. Some people really don't want to eat or even want to vomit, some people love to eat things with strange taste. Generally after a dozen days to a month, this symptom will naturally disappear.

3. Breast Transformation

During early pregnancy, your breasts will enlarge and become firmer and thicker. The breasts will feel round and tingling. The dark brown small particles around the nipple look very prominent.

4. Frequent urination and urgency

In the early stages of pregnancy, many women experience frequent urination, some once an hour. This is a weather phenomenon and does not require treatment.

5. Mental fatigue

During early pregnancy, many women feel tired, weak, and sleepy. But this stage will not last too long and will pass quickly. Generally speaking, if a woman who has sex with men still does not have her period one week after her menstrual cycle, she should go to the hospital for a urine test to determine whether she is pregnant.

The above are the symptoms of pregnancy. If female friends find these symptoms of pregnancy, they should go to a reliable designated medical institution for examination and diagnosis in time to solve the following common problems for pregnant women and protect the health of themselves and their fetuses.

Symptoms of pregnancy FAQs for pregnant women

1. Take folic acid tablets to prevent fetal malformation

The first three months of pregnancy is a critical period for the development of fetal neural tube defects. Therefore, pregnant mothers should avoid various adverse factors, such as alcoholic and tobacco environments, harmful chemicals, newly renovated houses, air-stuffed environments, etc., and enhance their immunity to avoid viral infections, and do not take drugs without authorization.

In order to prevent fetal malformations, pregnant women need to take folic acid tablets from the early stages of pregnancy (preferably from the beginning of planned pregnancy). Foods rich in folic acid include red amaranth, broccoli, lettuce, wild rice stem, legumes, yeast, small animal liver, apples, citrus fruits, etc.

2. Early pregnancy test

During the diagnosis of pregnancy, pregnant mothers need to go to the street community hospital outpatient clinic for the first pregnancy check-up at 12 weeks of pregnancy, and create a liaison health care guide for pregnant women. Subsequent pregnancy checkups can be carried out in a secondary hospital or the hospital where the pregnant woman is scheduled to give birth.

3. Prenatal check-up

Prenatal testing can rule out some key abnormalities and can be done as early as 8 weeks of pregnancy. At present, the most common method of checking chromosomes is regular peripheral blood screening. If necessary, amniocentesis can be performed at 16-20 weeks of pregnancy for further diagnosis.

4. Control your sexual life

Sexual life for couples is part of their normal daily routine after marriage. But when your wife is pregnant, how you have sex is something you should pay attention to. In order to ensure the physical and mental health of the fetus, sexual intercourse should be avoided in the first three months of pregnancy.

5. This condition requires medical attention

For pregnant women, the most dangerous things in the early stages of pregnancy are ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. When these two situations occur, pregnant women will experience abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. Therefore, if pregnant women find abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, they need to see a doctor immediately.

6. Take breaks

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women are prone to fatigue and therefore need adequate rest. Excessive fatigue can easily lead to miscarriage in pregnant women, especially those older women, those with a history of miscarriage, and those suffering from some chronic diseases, who need to pay special attention to rest. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should avoid excessive fatigue, excessive exercise and mental excitement, and try to maintain a stable mental state.

7. Calmly deal with morning sickness

About half of pregnant women will experience varying degrees of nausea and vomiting in the morning around 6 weeks of pregnancy, which is mainly related to the increase in the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the blood of pregnant women. If the nausea and vomiting are not severe and the pregnant woman can tolerate them, no special treatment is needed and it is a normal physiological condition. As long as you maintain a good attitude, have enough sleep, eat small meals frequently, and choose your favorite light-flavored, digestible foods, you will be fine.

If the pregnant woman's reaction is more serious, with persistent vomiting, and even inability to eat or drink, she must go to the hospital for treatment to see if it is hyperemesis gravidarum. Hyperemesis gravidarum can easily cause hypocalcemia in pregnant women, which is life-threatening and should be treated with intravenous drip, so it should not be ignored.