What to do if a 7-month pregnant woman is hypoxic

During pregnancy, pregnant women have to supply the growth of the fetus, so the pressure on system structures such as the respiratory system, respiratory tract, and urogenital system increases. The blood flow will gradually increase, the heart rate will become faster, and the lung ventilation volume will increase. Many people feel that they are "lack of oxygen" and often need to take a deep breath to feel comfortable. This is normal. If you are originally healthy and have no heart or lung diseases, this phenomenon does not need to be treated specially. However, if the feeling of chest tightness, shortness of breath or shortness of breath is very serious, your daily activities are restricted and you cannot lie flat, then you should go to the hospital for electrocardiogram, heart function, echocardiography and other tests.

1. First of all, you need to have a clear understanding from a psychological point of view. The reactions to pregnancy vary greatly from person to person. You need to maintain a happy mood and don't need to be nervous or anxious. If all indicators are normal and the fetus's development is in line with normal rules, you can use medication, such as oxygen supply, regular fetal monitoring, and biophysical tests, and don't be too nervous.

2. Ensure the supply of nutrition and diet, and use culture fluid intravenously when necessary to enhance immunity.

3. Oxygen health care during pregnancy: 3 times a day, each time oxygen supply (low oxygen) for 3 to 5 minutes. Pregnant women should receive appropriate oxygen supply to a certain extent to prevent various symptoms of hypoxia and promote the healthy growth and development of the fetus.

4. Sleeping position on the left side: It is best for pregnant women to sleep on their left side, which is beneficial to the oxygen production of the fetus.

5. Pay attention to your environment, pay attention to the ventilation in the room, and eat properly.