How to deal with fever when preparing for pregnancy

Nowadays, many people like to have a planned life. No matter what it is, they like to plan it in advance. Among them, when to get married and when to have children are also things that many people like to plan. Pregnancy is even more important. Only a healthy body can give birth to a healthy and smart baby. But, how should women deal with fever when they are preparing to get pregnant?

1. It is not recommended to use medication to treat fever during the pregnancy preparation period. Medication treatment still has certain side effects, especially Western medicine has a great impact on the body.

2. Dietary remedies for fever during pregnancy preparation: Mash raw mung beans and put them in a bowl for later use. Boil a bowl of water with ginger slices and brown sugar. After boiling for a few minutes, pour the water into the bowl of crushed mung beans. Drink two bowls of this soup every day. It is effective for common colds and fevers.

3. If the fever is really severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a blood HCG test ten days after sexual intercourse, which can preliminarily determine whether you are pregnant. If pregnancy is not present, treatment is the mainstay. Then, under the guidance of a doctor, choose some Chinese patent medicines with small side effects to prolong the time of conception.

4. Methods to prevent colds and fevers during pregnancy preparation: Pay attention to improving your resistance, diversify your diet, exercise more, eat more foods that can improve your resistance, such as carrots, white fungus, yam, pumpkin, etc., drink more boiled water, and pay attention to sleep.

Although fever is a common thing, we cannot ignore it, especially women who are preparing to become pregnant should be more careful. How should we deal with fever when preparing to become pregnant? There are naturally many methods. I hope women can take more precautions in their daily lives and learn more about relevant knowledge. They must not get pregnant during a fever!