Question 1: How do pregnant women prevent COVID-19 infection in daily life?
Be sure to wear a mask when going out, and the hospital will be treated N95; reduce gatherings and distance, work from home and ventilate frequently; wash frequently to keep your hands hygienic, live a regular life and have a good sleep; exercise balanced nutrition, and a good mentality is very important. Pregnant and childbirth mothers with underlying diseases will aggravate their fever; strengthening protection is the basis, and it is obvious that they are not suitable to seek help.
Question 2: Issues that pregnant women should pay attention to when they are undergoing prenatal examinations?
During the high incidence period of the epidemic, if there is no special consultation with the obstetrician, the prenatal examination time can be appropriately postponed; pregnant women over 28 weeks and at high risk must strictly and regularly undergo prenatal examinations and follow the doctor's advice. For prenatal examinations and medical treatment, N95 masks should be used throughout the entire process, and public transportation should be avoided as much as possible. Actively cooperate with prenatal examination institutions to prevent and control measures and try to shorten the time spent in the hospital. Health monitoring can be performed using telemedicine and wearable devices according to the situation.
Question 3: What abnormal situations do pregnant women need to seek medical treatment in time?
Abnormalities occur during pregnancy, such as headache, unclear vision, palpitations, shortness of breath, , chest pain, stuffyness, increased blood pressure, vaginal bleeding or fluid, abnormal abdominal pain, abnormal fetal movement, etc., or when there are signs of delivery, you should seek medical treatment in time. If you experience respiratory symptoms such as fever, cough or difficulty breathing due to unknown reasons, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Question 4: Are pregnant women more likely to be infected with the new coronavirus?
overall has no additional impact on maternal health. The infection rate is close to the general population; the symptoms that occur after infection are close to the general population; the types of symptoms that appear are also close to those of the general population. Symptoms such as dry throat, cough, runny nose, soreness all over the body, and some will have fever. Usually, it will improve in three or four days, and the course of the disease will be about 7 days.
Question 5: Will infection and treatment of new coronavirus infection affect the fetus?
Currently, it is believed that infection with the new coronavirus does not increase the risk of spontaneous miscarriage or congenital malformation in offspring. Most pregnant women infected with COVID-19 do not need special treatment and are treated the same as those in the general population. For a few people who need treatment, doctors will take optimal treatment to reduce the impact on the fetus and do not worry too much.
Question 6: How can pregnant women who have been admitted to the hospital and be entitled to give birth to avoid cross infection?
During the hospitalization period of pregnant women, self-prevention and control is still very important. Strengthen self-prevention and control awareness, cooperate with the requirements of relevant hospital management systems and prevention and control measures, obey hospital arrangements, and strengthen self-protection, including wearing masks, hand hygiene and reducing unnecessary contact with people.
Question 7: Do pregnant women suspected or confirmed to have a cesarean section need to have a cesarean section?
Infection with the new coronavirus is not an indication of a cesarean section, so even if you are infected with the new coronavirus, natural childbirth is still encouraged.
Question 8: How should pregnant women deal with the possible peak of medical treatment and achieve smooth medical treatment?
Pregnant and childbirth mothers and their families can ask the medical institution for emergency contact information for the emergency check-up, so that problems can be communicated and resolved in a timely manner. It is recommended to reduce the number of queues and shorten the waiting time and cross-flow through smart maternal and child services such as outpatient appointments, hospitalization and delivery, inter-patient settlement, mobile payment , online inquiry and push inspection results.
Question 9: Do pregnant women with positive need to go to the hospital as soon as possible? If the pregnant and pregnant women with positive symptoms are asymptomatic, they can be quarantined and monitored at home. If there are any problems during home stay, they can contact the attending doctor of the midwifery institution in time, or consult through the Internet hospital or the local pregnant and mother health consultation hotline. If you experience discomfort, seek medical treatment in time.
