What to do if a pregnant woman is bitten by a flea

Fleas are animals that prefer to bite humans. After being bitten by fleas, people will feel extremely uncomfortable, such as redness, swelling, itching and other symptoms. Of course, if a pregnant woman is bitten by fleas, she must handle the situation correctly. Although flea bites in pregnant women will not affect the development of the fetus, if pregnant women use medications improperly, it will still have an impact on the fetus!

1. What should pregnant women do if they are bitten by fleas and it is very itchy?

Pregnant women feel very itchy after being bitten by fleas. It is best to clean it in time and take a shower to wash the whole body thoroughly. If you feel unwell, go to the hospital for treatment in time. Remember not to take medicine blindly.

2. Does flea bites on pregnant women have any impact on the fetus?

If pregnant women are bitten by fleas, it will not cause any adverse effects on the fetus, so pregnant women can rest assured. The fleas that pregnant women come into contact with in daily life usually live on pets, and they are easily bitten if they come into contact with pets. After a pregnant woman is bitten by fleas, if only the local skin becomes red, swollen and itchy but there is no inflammation, she can apply some soap or medicated oil and the affected area will heal quickly. If the affected area becomes inflamed, you need to consult a doctor and take medication as directed.

In addition, many families use camphor to prevent and control fleas, but long-term exposure to camphor by pregnant women will be harmful to the body and fetus. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women and their families keep the home clean and hygienic during pregnancy. If necessary, pets should be sent to foster care, which can greatly reduce the chance of pregnant women being bitten by fleas.

3. Precautions for pregnant women during pregnancy

Diet during pregnancy is different from daily diet. It is necessary to take into account the nutrition of the mother and fetus, and also consider how to prevent pregnancy complications and the normal development of the fetus. The dietary structure should be reasonable and the nutritional combination should be balanced. Don’t think that eating more and eating fine food is good for your child. This can easily lead to overnutrition. Pregnant women must refrain from eating foods that are taboo to avoid adverse effects on the fetus.

After you become pregnant, don't think that you can keep the fetus safe by stopping all activities and resting. On the contrary, if you are too lazy to move, and just lie down all day except eating, over time, the mother's qi and blood will become blocked, which will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women should engage in moderate small activities, such as taking a walk in the park, breathing fresh air, etc.