Will I have a fever during early pregnancy?

When a mother who is preparing for pregnancy successfully upgrades to a standard mother, she may be in an excited state and has not yet come to her senses. The baby has been growing and developing rapidly, which has brought about changes in your body. For example, will there be a fever in early pregnancy? Let’s discuss the interpretation below.

Fever is a normal condition.

Will you have a fever in early pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, if you are pregnant, the first thing that happens is amenorrhea. In the early stages, under the influence of the body's corpus luteum, there is a tendency for body temperature to rise. Generally, there will be symptoms of internal heat accompanied by cold skin. As the pregnancy time increases, early pregnancy reactions will occur more often. Because everyone's physical fitness is different, the early pregnancy reactions are different.

In early pregnancy, you may have a fever all over your body. Due to physiological reasons, the body temperature may rise in the early stages of pregnancy. The body temperature is generally higher than usual in the early stages of pregnancy, but it is not obvious until the end of the pregnancy. This is normal. I feel feverish, but when I measure my body temperature it is not a fever. It is a bit like the symptoms of a cold.

During pregnancy, the body temperature of pregnant women during ovulation will be about 0.3-0.5 degrees higher than that of ordinary people, so it is not strange that pregnant women are particularly afraid of high temperatures. Therefore, pregnant mothers don’t need to worry too much.

What are the symptoms of early pregnancy?

1. Changes in appetite:

Some women begin to experience changes in appetite shortly after their menstrual period is due (1-2 weeks). They don't like to finish the food they usually like to eat, and they don't like to finish the food they have eaten once the second time. Some people really don't want to eat or even want to vomit. Some people like to eat strange-tasting things. Generally, these symptoms will naturally disappear after a dozen days to a month. Early pregnancy reaction: About half of women may experience dizziness, fatigue, constant sleepiness, loss of appetite, abnormal appetite, preference for sour food or aversion to greasy taste, nausea, and vomiting when getting up in the morning about 6 weeks after their menstruation. This is called early pregnancy reaction. It will disappear on its own after about 12 weeks of pregnancy.

2. Breast Transformation

Breast pain, swelling and itching: Breast pain, swelling and itching are physiological phenomena in early pregnancy. In addition, there will be changes such as darkening of areola color, obvious veins in subcutaneous tissue of breast, obvious protrusion of nipple, etc.

3. Frequent urination and urgency

Frequent urination: In the third month of pregnancy, the bladder is compressed by the expanding uterus, causing the bladder volume to shrink, and frequent urination will always occur.