The pregnant mother ordered four takeaways a day, including spicy hot and fried chicken, etc. The blood lipids exceeded the limit ten times during the birth check, and the blood was like "milk"

order food four times a day, and every day of the week, there are spicy and fried chicken nuggets. Ms. Zhao, a 25-year-old mother-to-be in Huai’an, has soared blood fats because of such a wayward diet, turning into a color like "milk". And placental function is also affected.

Ms. Zhao's pregnancy check-up has been relatively stable, but when she was 39 weeks pregnant, she went to the hospital for a check-up. The check found that her blood pressure was at a critical value and she was also suffering from gestational diabetes . The doctor immediately handled her hospitalization.

Huai’an Maternity and Child Health Hospital obstetrics attending physician Ji Dongmei said: “We took the blood and found that the blood in the blood vessel was deposited on a milky white surface. Then, follow up the medical history. The mother said that she ordered at least 4 meals a day for takeout. Main food Deep-fried foods also have heavier flavors, such as spicy tang, fried chicken nuggets, etc." The results of

blood lipid analysis showed that Ms. Zhao's triglycerides exceeded the standard by 10 times, which also caused harm to the development of the fetus.

Ji Dongmei said: "It affects the child's placental function. During the operation, we found that her amniotic fluid was third degree, which was already dark green. Because she has been 40 weeks, when the cesarean section was carried out, the child was only a little more than 5 catties. Her placental function has also declined to a certain extent. We also did an experiment during the operation and took the blood flowing out of the uterine cavity to take a look. The upper layer is completely a clot of the kind. It is milky white.” Dr.

reminded that pregnant mothers must eat a balanced diet, exercise properly, and monitor blood lipids. If excessive blood lipids occur, they should immediately consult a doctor and give appropriate interventions.

(Reported by Sun Jie, Han Lei, Zhou Yangyang, Huaian TV)

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