What should a pregnant woman do if she has a fever? How to reduce the fever? Do you do this?

After a woman becomes pregnant, her body's resistance is already low, so it is common for her to have a fever. At this time, it is important to find the cause of the fever in time and treat it accordingly. In addition, you should pay attention to rest, supplement nutrition, and enhance your body's resistance to disease.

1. Find the cause of fever and enhance the body's resistance. Generally speaking, fever is caused by inflammation caused by colds or viral fevers. On the other hand, you must pay attention to rest and nutritional supplements. When you have a fever, your body's resistance is relatively poor, and you will have symptoms of dizziness and fatigue. At this time, you should pay more attention to rest, replenish nutrition, and enhance your body's resistance to disease.

2. Pay attention to using physical cooling methods. When a pregnant woman has a fever, it is necessary to take appropriate antipyretic measures. Because fever can affect the health of the mother and fetus, physical cooling methods that are harmless to the human body should be used to reduce the temperature moderately. Generally, you can take a warm shower, or wipe your body with a warm towel to take away the temperature from the body surface, apply a fever-reducing patch, or use an ice pack for ice compresses, etc.

3. Go to hospital for treatment. If the fever is too high or persists, you should go to the hospital in time to check the cause of the fever, rule out other complications, and receive reasonable treatment under the guidance of a doctor to find out the cause and prescribe the right medicine. Never think that fever is a minor matter and not go to the hospital for examination. This may sometimes harm the health of the fetus.

4. Avoid taking medicine without permission. When a pregnant woman has a fever, she should not take medicine to reduce the fever without the guidance of a doctor. This is mainly because drugs cannot be used casually during pregnancy, as some drugs will affect the healthy development of the fetus. Another reason is that after having a fever, if the cause is not found, simply wanting to reduce the fever is not a scientific method of reducing fever. The pathogen of the fever should be found first, and then scientific medication should be used.