You vomit what you eat

Women will experience morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy. Morning sickness will cause pregnant women to vomit whatever they eat. This is a very normal phenomenon. Pregnant women need to rest more and eat small meals frequently to supplement nutrition. However, the reaction to morning sickness is determined by the physical condition of each pregnant woman. Pregnant women with more severe morning sickness can listen to the doctor's advice to adjust their diet, promote digestion of food, and avoid eating greasy food.

What to do if you vomit what you eat during pregnancy

If the vomiting is particularly severe, you can take certain medicines under the guidance of a doctor. When choosing food, you should focus on easily digestible and light food. You should not eat too greasy and nourishing food at this time to avoid increasing gastrointestinal irritation. Foods rich in carbohydrates, proteins, and vitamins should be preferred, such as porridge, soy milk, milk, lotus root powder, fresh vegetables and fruits, etc. You can eat small meals frequently, but at a regular interval. Pay attention to rest, ensure 8 hours of sleep a day, avoid excessive fatigue, but there is no need to stay in bed often, and you can exercise appropriately during the day. The doors and windows of the bedroom should be opened for ventilation to keep the air fresh.

Place some simple snacks such as cookies by your bed. When the pregnant mother wakes up, she can eat a few biscuits first, then rest for 20-30 minutes before getting up. If you wake up in the middle of the night feeling nauseous, you can also eat some cookies to relieve the pain. Although drinking water is very important to prevent dehydration, pregnant mothers should not drink too much water in one breath and fill up the stomach, because then the stomach will not be able to hold other anti-vomiting foods. If you vomit frequently, you can try a sports drink containing glucose, salt, and potassium, which can help you replenish lost electrolytes. You cannot stay in bed all day because of nausea and vomiting, as this will only aggravate the early pregnancy reactions. If you don't move enough, symptoms such as nausea, loss of appetite, and fatigue will become more severe, forming a vicious cycle. Appropriately participating in some light activities, such as outdoor walking, doing exercises for pregnant women, etc., can improve your mood, strengthen your body, and reduce early pregnancy reactions.

What is the reaction to the fetal arrest?

The pregnancy reaction disappeared. Pregnant women no longer experience nausea, vomiting and other reactions, and the feeling of breast swelling also decreases. Examination may reveal that the uterus is no longer continuing to grow and the weight has also decreased. Vaginal bleeding. Some pregnant women will experience vaginal bleeding because the fetus is expelled from the uterus by natural elimination, and dark red blood will flow out. Experts say: Most dead fetuses can be expelled on their own after fetal arrest, but if the dead fetus has not been expelled 4 weeks after the pregnant woman, she may experience symptoms such as general fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and heavy bleeding, and special attention should be paid. Pain in the lower abdomen. Some pregnant women may experience mild pain in the lower abdomen.

Signs before fetal arrest: a small amount of bleeding (mostly brown), abdominal pain, and a continuous drop in basal body temperature over a few days. B-ultrasound is the best method to diagnose fetal arrest. If fetal growth retardation occurs, a comprehensive examination should be conducted, with antibody testing placed last, with emphasis on corpus luteum function, TORCH, and kidney and spleen function, and changes to unhealthy lifestyles. The focus of the examination should be on sperm and eggs. Usually, empty cysts are caused by poor sperm quality and strong radiation exposure of the fertilized eggs.