In his post a few days ago, according to the above wind direction, it has been following the prediction, although there is no major problem with the general direction of the epidemic development. But the actual speed of unblocking is beyond people's expectations. For example, in Shanghai recently, it can be said that it is a policy of unblocking one day.
has been returned to Shanghai for three days and three inspections, and is not allowed to enter public places for five days;
has become today's inspection measures and accounting inspections;
and then to the latest high-risk areas released tonight have been cancelled, and they are free to pass.
can basically declare that the entire Shanghai has been fully liberalized, nucleic acid is no longer a necessity, and the flow of infected people is no longer restricted.
It can be predicted that in the next few months, the number of infections in China will increase exponentially. Are you ready?
Just today, I saw several videos. Some pregnant women were worried about their baby being born soon and were worried about the impact of new crown , so they have not gone downstairs for more than ten days in a row. I believe that many people are there.
So today, we will learn from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan and based on the experience summarized by Japan's current reports, papers and cases, I hope it can give you some reference.
Will anyone ask, what is the of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare in Japan? Can you believe it?
So everyone understands it, it is basically the official speech from Japan, and there is no need to doubt the reliability.
Question 1: Will pregnant women get infected easily aggravate their condition?
① Even if you are infected with the novel coronavirus during pregnancy, if you do not have underlying diseases, your condition is said to be the same as that of women of the same age who are not pregnant.
② However, it is reported that infection in in the late pregnancy will increase the rate of premature birth of , and some patients' own condition worsens. It is also reported that elderly pregnancy, obesity, hypertension, and diabetes are risk factors for worsening COVID-19.
However, it is also strongly recommended that people who are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning to get vaccinated. No matter when, it is good to be vaccinated early. (Japanese vaccine is different from us, everyone can judge this for yourself)
Question 2: If you are infected with the new coronavirus, do you need to take a caesarean section?
So far, there have been no reports of caesarean section that can prevent infection during delivery. So even being diagnosed with COVID-19 at this time does not mean you have to have a caesarean section.
However, considering the general situation of infected pregnant women, if it is determined that it is necessary to shorten the delivery time, a caesarean section can be performed. However, newborns are often infected by droplets or contact, so even after delivery, mothers and family members need to pay attention to contact and droplet infection, and the mother and baby may be temporarily separated.
Question point 3: If a pregnant woman is infected with the new coronavirus, will it have any impact on the child in her belly?
Although there are a few reports that the fetus is infected in the uterus, the transmission of infection from pregnant women infected with the new coronavirus to the fetus is considered rare. In addition, it is said that if the new coronavirus is infected in the early or middle stage of pregnancy, the virus is unlikely to cause fetal birth defects.
In Japan, in order to understand the impact of novel coronavirus infection on mothers and babies, we are investigating and studying the disease status of pregnant women infected with novel coronavirus infection.
Question point 4: Will the baby become serious if he gets COVID-19?
Among children, under 2 years old (0-1 years old) and the presence or absence of underlying diseases are risk factors for severe illness. The hospitalization rate of under 2 years old (0-1 years old) (36.6%) can be said to be relatively high, and the proportion of asymptomatic (20.2%) is very low.
In addition, as of February 20, 2020, the Japanese Academy of Pediatrics Registration and Survey registered 2,112 cases aged 0-4 (including outpatient mild symptoms), of which 14 were in ICU , 12 were treated with remdesivir , and 53 were treated with systemic steroids.
Overall, the proportion of mild infants is relatively low, and most of them still need to go to the hospital for treatment. This requires parents to pay attention.
The author has something to say:
Overall, even though Japan has let go of it for a while before us and has some advanced experience, the overall situation is still under research.
As for pregnant women themselves, elderly pregnant women with underlying diseases still need to pay more attention, including babies with underlying diseases. In addition, the best way to prevent newborn infection is to avoid contact with droplets, and try to avoid infections between newborns and pregnant women.
Even though the proportion of reports is not very high now, similar events do occur. I hope everyone will pay attention!
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