Does enteritis affect pregnancy?

In fact, many women find that they have some enteritis problems during their pregnancy preparation, so they naturally worry about whether enteritis will affect pregnancy and whether it will cause some adverse effects and harm to the fetus. Therefore, in response to these questions, let me give you a detailed introduction on whether enteritis will affect pregnancy? And how to deal with enteritis if it occurs during pregnancy preparation?

Yes, you can have a baby, but it is best to wait until your physical condition is better. These medicines must not be taken during pregnancy. This will not affect fertility, but it is best to wait until you are fully cured before having a baby. You cannot take any medicine during pregnancy.

1. Acute ulcerative colitis occurs during pregnancy:

① The first symptoms usually appear within the first 3 months of pregnancy;

②During delivery and the postpartum period, the condition is often moderate or extremely severe;

③The mortality rate is high (40%~80%).

2. Pregnancy occurs during the remission period of ulcerative colitis:

①25%~52% of cases relapse more often within the first 3 months of pregnancy and less often in the postpartum period;

②The spontaneous abortion rate is high;

③Severe and prolonged illness often occurs after induced labor.

3. Pregnancy occurs during the active phase of ulcerative colitis:

① Aggravation of colitis symptoms (30% to 100%), especially in the first three months of pregnancy;

②A small number of cases may improve.

Every mother hopes to give birth to a healthy and smart baby, so these common sense issues cannot be ignored, because they may cause great harm to our health. If we do not pay attention to effective prevention and treatment, then during your pregnancy, due to the need to take medicine for enteritis, other effects and harm may be caused to the fetus.