Five months pregnant hand joint pain

Finger joint pain in pregnant women may be an abnormal symptom of arthritis, or it may be a reflection of edema caused by increased blood pressure. Everyone should know more about some common treatment options and various causes of finger joint pain. If similar reactions occur, they can be treated immediately to better promote the body's recovery and alleviate abnormal symptoms in the finger joints.

Why do I feel pain in my hand joints during my fifth month of pregnancy?

1. During pregnancy, women's estrogen and prolactin undergo drastic changes, hormone secretion increases, but the elasticity of tendons decreases to varying degrees, often causing tension in articular cartilage and joints, leading to joint relaxation, wrist pain, and the more common cause is symptoms of aseptic arthritis.

2. The rise in blood pressure during pregnancy, especially the heavy pressure on the kidneys, can easily cause symptoms of edema of the body, especially the limbs are more likely to have obvious symptoms. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to managing their blood pressure, try not to eat high-fat foods that can easily promote high blood pressure, must master a variety of effective protective measures to reduce the harm of high blood pressure to the body, and quickly treat the feeling of edema and pain in the fingers.

3. Pregnant women are in a relatively poor stage, which can easily cause endocrine disorders, and the estrogen level in the body increases significantly, which can easily cause relaxation of joints and ligaments. Not only the hands, but also the waist and pelvis in the late pregnancy can cause pain. If any abnormal pain or edema occurs, no matter where it is, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time. During pregnancy, female friends should not take medicine blindly. They must take medicine under the advice of a doctor to avoid causing more serious harm to the body. In daily life, they must pay attention to a healthy diet, avoid eating spicy food, and patients should not smoke or drink.

What should I check during the 5th month of pregnancy?

1. Routine inspection of leucorrhea

It is helpful to screen out gynecological diseases such as trichomoniasis, fungi, chlamydia, mycoplasma infection and other trichomoniasis vaginitis. Female friends can only become pregnant if they are sure that there is no gynecological inflammation, which is beneficial to the health of mother and child.

2. Routine blood test

Routine blood tests can be used to determine whether anemia is present. If anemia is present, it is very dangerous for both the mother and the child. The child is prone to growth retardation, and the mother is prone to complications such as postpartum hemorrhage and puerperal infection. In addition, the platelet count can be used to determine the coagulation function and whether there are blood system or immune system diseases.

3. Hepatitis B test

Hepatitis B can be transmitted from mother to child. If it is discovered in the early stages, the hepatitis B "three barriers" can be implemented, and immunoglobulin can be given immediately after the newborn is born for protection, which can effectively prevent mother-to-child transmission.

4. Syphilis blood cell test and HIV test

What are the benefits of pre-pregnancy physical examinations? Syphilis has an impact on the fetus and can cause miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth, etc. However, if it can be detected and treated early, it can be completely cured. After recovery, you can have a comfortable pregnancy. But AIDS is troublesome because it is a sexually transmitted disease that is more harmful to the body. It is transmitted by the environment, "devours" the body, and harms physical and mental health.

5. Measles antigen test

Measles can cause abnormalities in the fetus. It is recommended that pregnant mothers who do not have the antigen should receive measles vaccination first. However, it should be noted that you cannot get pregnant within three months after the vaccination. During this period, you must use contraceptive methods.

6. Sex chromosome test

Through this test, genetic diseases such as Klinefelter's sign and Turner's syndrome can be discovered as early as possible. It is especially suitable for couples with a history of repeated miscarriages, fetal malformations, or a family history of genetic diseases.