I feel short of breath and lack of oxygen less than 40 days into my pregnancy.

Important reminder: Some pregnant women find that they are severely lacking in oxygen when they are less than 40 days pregnant, which will undoubtedly affect their sleep. In this case, it is mainly due to many changes in the pregnant woman's body, or the pregnant woman has had heart disease before. At this time, everyone needs to calm down and take care of the body, avoid excessive exercise, and ensure adequate rest.

In the early stages of pregnancy, due to abnormal growth hormone production, various changes will occur in the pregnant woman's body. Nausea, vomiting, chest pain, and drowsiness are all normal. As long as everyone can get through this period, it will be fine. If abnormal bleeding occurs at this time, you should also go to the hospital for regular check-up and treatment. Some expectant mothers feel that they are short of breath and lack of oxygen when they are less than 40 days pregnant, and they don’t know what is happening to them.

During pregnancy, many changes occur in the pregnant body and the oxygen concentration required is about twice that of an ordinary person. In fact, every pregnant woman has varying degrees of oxygen deficiency, so we need to supplement oxygen regularly, which can not only avoid various symptoms of hypoxia, but also help to nourish the fetus and improve the baby's intelligence and growth. Therefore, this requires pregnant women to pay attention to fetal heart rate monitoring, otherwise it may cause insufficient oxygen for the baby and seriously endanger its life.

We also need to have a clear understanding of the psychological state. There are great individual differences in pregnancy reactions, so we should ensure emotional comfort and not be too anxious. If all indicators are normal and the fetal development is regular, then regular fetal monitoring can be done.

Fetal movement is also a normal physiological activity of the fetus. The quiet fetal movement is relatively mild and less frequent, while the excited fetal movement is relatively large and more frequent. If an originally cheerful fetus suddenly becomes quiet, or an originally quiet fetus suddenly becomes restless, it may confirm intrauterine hypoxia. At this time, you must go to the hospital for examination and must not delay, otherwise the adverse consequences will be unpredictable.

When the pregnancy is less than 40 days, it is actually still in the early stages of pregnancy. If pregnant women find that they are short of oxygen when holding their breath, it is mainly due to excessive psychological stress or excessive physiological changes. In this case, everyone needs to calm down and take care of it. Don't participate in strenuous exercise, and make sure the room is ventilated. If the condition is really serious, you can go to the hospital for oxygen.