What should you pay attention to during the 50 days of pregnancy?

Pregnancy is a very important event in a woman's life and is also of great importance to a family. There are many things that women need to know during pregnancy, especially when the fetus is unstable in the early stages of pregnancy. These are directly related to the growth of the fetus. Only by persisting in doing these things can a good development environment be ensured. Next, give me some time to tell you.

We should actively prevent colds. The common cold and influenza are both respiratory infections caused by viruses. Although the common cold has little effect on the fetus, if the body temperature remains at around 39°C for a long time, it may cause fetal malformations. Especially influenza, not only can the virus cause embryo or fetal malformation, but the high fever and toxicity of the virus can also stimulate uterine contractions and cause miscarriage.

Do not take medicine on your own. If you have colds, headaches, insomnia and other discomforts during pregnancy, do not take medicine on your own. At this time, the embryonic tissue is most sensitive to drugs. The newly formed embryo is very tender and can easily be damaged by some drugs, causing deformity or miscarriage. When you have a fever, you must not use aspirin or other antipyretic drugs indiscriminately. You must see a doctor in time and tell the doctor the date of your pregnancy so that the doctor can choose a drug that is effective and will not harm the fetus.

Abdominal X-ray examinations are prohibited because in the early stages of pregnancy, especially between 15 and 56 days of pregnancy, the embryo's organs are in the process of highly differentiated formation. Once exposed to X-rays, especially the abdomen, fetal malformations are very likely to occur. Therefore, X-ray exposure is absolutely prohibited during the first 2 months of pregnancy. In addition, routine lung radiography during pregnancy can be postponed until after 4 months of pregnancy, and X-ray pelvic measurement should be avoided as much as possible in the early stages of pregnancy, and is best scheduled around 36 weeks of pregnancy.

All pregnant mothers must do as the editor says. In order to have a healthy and lovely baby, I believe pregnant women are very willing to pay attention to these aspects. At the same time, pregnant women are also reminded to eat more foods containing folic acid and protein. Supplementing sufficient nutrients is beneficial to the development of the fetus in all aspects.