What causes fetal toxicity?

Fetal toxicity not only harms the mother's body, but more importantly, it has certain harm to the baby. When some mothers hear this news, they will inevitably cause worry and anxiety. From a certain perspective, this is undoubtedly another kind of harm to the mother's psychology. So what exactly causes fetal toxicity?

Causes of fetal toxicity

Possible reasons, according to the likelihood size, are:

(1) The excretion of meconium delays the enterohepatic circulation, causing jaundice to worsen.

(2) The lack of normal beneficial bacteria directly causes bilirubin to be excreted into the intestines through the bile duct, and then converted into fecal bilirubin by bacteria and excreted from the body. The lack of normal beneficial bacteria affects the excretion of total bilirubin, causing jaundice to worsen.

(3) The glucuronidase reaction in breast milk is high, and the metabolism of total bilirubin in the gastrointestinal tract is increased, which aggravates jaundice.

(4) Vitamin B12 medication can aggravate jaundice, but this is unlikely to happen to your child.

(5) Neonatal hemolytic disease: In a small number of newborns with incompatible ABO blood types, jaundice may manifest as a change in the current medical history of milk jaundice.

(6) Intrauterine infection such as CMV.

(7) Low thyroid hormone levels and other genetic metabolic diseases (8) Infant infectious syndrome These diseases are characterized by an immediate increase in bilirubin and accompanied by abnormalities in transaminase. White stool and enlarged liver. It should be pointed out that many parents do not recognize white stools. In the eyes of our doctors, the white clay stools that are already very obvious are still considered yellow stools by parents, which delays the patient's condition.

According to the causes of the disease introduced in detail above, we know what factors may cause the baby to be infected with fetal toxins; therefore, we should know the origin of this disease better, so that we can have a certain degree of confidence to judge when fetal toxins appear, and don't be too hasty and make irreparable mistakes.