What to do if you feel nausea during the 40th day of pregnancy

We often say that children are the fruit of love. From knowing each other, falling in love, to getting married, and then having a baby, it is a long and beautiful process. But when you have a baby, the mother's body will undergo many changes. In the ten months of pregnancy, nausea symptoms will appear in the early stage. This is a normal reaction, but for the mother, it is a very painful thing. Here are some treatment methods for you.

1. Early pregnancy reactions usually occur in the 6th to 8th week of pregnancy, and may include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, drowsiness, and poor appetite. It is normal.

Suggestions: Generally, the symptoms disappear after two or three months of pregnancy. If vomiting, poor appetite, etc. occur, intravenous rehydration therapy can be performed to avoid dehydration. Usually pay attention to a light diet, eat easily digestible food, do appropriate physical exercise, and keep a happy mood

2. Around 40 days of pregnancy, due to the increase of human chorionic gonadotropin in the pregnant woman's body, the decrease of gastric acid secretion and the prolonged gastric emptying time, it will cause a series of reactions such as dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, preference for sour food or aversion to greasy food, nausea, vomiting in the morning, etc.

Suggestions: This is considered an early pregnancy reaction and is a normal phenomenon during pregnancy. Generally, no special treatment is required. As the HCG level in the body decreases, this symptom will gradually disappear. Don't worry.

3. Early pregnancy reactions. After about 40 days of amenorrhea, it is recommended that you eat small meals frequently and eat more easily digestible foods. Generally, no treatment is required and the symptoms will be relieved after 3 months of pregnancy.

Suggestions: The key during pregnancy is to avoid picky eating and to eat as wide and diverse a diet as possible. Eat more high-protein and high-quality protein foods and more vegetables and fruits. Don't drink alcohol or coffee, quit smoking, and avoid contact with toxic substances and radiation sources.

4. Common early pregnancy reactions in early pregnancy include: 1. Check whether the blood pressure is normal to avoid preeclampsia; 2. Test blood sugar to see if gestational diabetes occurs; 3. Do a routine blood test to find out if dizziness is caused by anemia; 4. Check whether the early pregnancy reaction is strong. Poor diet and vomiting may lead to ion disorders. Find out the cause and then treat it symptomatically.