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Yesterday, a friend said helplessly, "After the full liberalization, many people cheered that the farce has finally come to an end, and I also breathed a sigh of relief, feeling that I saw a light of hope.
I took it for granted , I finally don’t have to do nucleic acid tests every now and then, and I don’t have to wear a mask all day long, and I don’t dare to go anywhere.
However, after the lockdown was lifted, my mother-in-law went to the supermarket to buy vegetables and meat. Suddenly my throat felt uncomfortable, probably because I took off a pair of long johns and had a slight cold.
We were too careless at the time, thinking that she really just had a cold, and never thought that she was actually positive. Until it was time to go to bed, my baby yelled that it was too cold. I touched his forehead with my hand and it was hot.
At this time, my husband and I realized that my mother-in-law was positive and the child might have been infected. The virus spreads quickly It was amazing. My husband and I also got erectile dysfunction the next day.
Since there are old and young children at home, I usually stock up on some commonly used medicines, so I don’t have to worry about antipyretics. But I didn't expect that I would have recurring fevers after becoming masculine.
When my child had a fever before, he drank ibuprofen suspension twice and the fever was almost gone. As a result, after taking the medicine this time, the fever will start again soon. So, we quickly took the child to a nearby clinic to give him an enema.
is there and I was surprised to find that basically The people who came to see the doctor all had fevers, and each one had a higher temperature than the last.
What made me feel even more mixed is that there was a pregnant mother in front of us, and she asked uncertainly, "Doctor, do I just have a fever?" '
Alas, my baby was born in 2020. At that time, I thought it was already very difficult. Now look at it, this period is the most difficult for pregnant mothers and newborn babies. Because there is a high probability that they will be infected. ”
After hearing what my friend said, I felt sad in my heart.
Although many experts say that if a pregnant woman becomes pregnant, it will not have much impact on the fetus in her belly. But seeing more and more people with positive symptoms around them, many pregnant mothers still feel uneasy and anxious.
They are even afraid of getting infected when they go to the hospital for prenatal check-ups.
can totally understand this. This is because during pregnancy, if you have an impotence, the medicines that can be used to relieve symptoms are limited.
At this time, many pregnant mothers often choose to drink hot water to avoid the adverse effects of drugs on the fetus.
But unfortunately, high fever, severe cough, palpitation, shortness of breath, etc. caused by infection are high-risk factors for inducing intrauterine hypoxia and premature birth.
In addition to worrying that infection during pregnancy will affect the fetus, and fear that the child will be positive right after birth. For mothers who have had a caesarean section, infection is really a torture. Because even if it's just an occasional cough, the pain from a caesarean section will be unbearable.
In other words, after becoming impotent, it may have a series of effects, causing heavy psychological pressure on many pregnant women.
But to be very realistic, things have already happened and we cannot change them. So, at the moment, pregnant mothers should try their best to protect themselves, such as washing hands frequently, ventilating more, gathering less, wearing masks, etc.
If you are positive, don't be too nervous, drink more hot water, and pay attention to fetal movements . If you feel uncomfortable, it is best to take medicine under the guidance of a doctor.
If you have repeated high fever, severe headache, chest tightness, palpitation, abnormal fetal movement, lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge, etc., you must go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.
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