Cold runny nose sneezing

Because pregnant women themselves belong to a relatively special group, if they have a cold, runny nose, and sneezing during pregnancy, it is very likely to have a certain impact on the development of the fetus, especially in the early stages of pregnancy. If the symptoms of a pregnant woman's cold are more severe, it will affect the development of the fetal brain. If the cold is accompanied by a fever, medication will be required, which will also affect the fetus.

In order to allow the fetus to develop healthily, women must pay attention to avoid colds, runny noses and sneezing after they suspect it, and pay attention to weather changes at ordinary times. The specific effects of colds, runny noses and sneezing on the fetus are as follows:

First, colds are caused by influenza viruses, and the impact of a cold on a pregnant woman on the fetus is reflected in the impact of the influenza virus on the fetus;

Second, the impact of a pregnant woman's cold on the fetus is also reflected in the effect of the medicines taken by the pregnant woman after the cold on the fetus;

Third, if a pregnant woman has a cold and a fever, and the fever is above 39 degrees, the impact of the cold on the fetus will be manifested in the same way as the high fever on the fetus. If you catch a cold during the first 5-12 weeks of pregnancy, the impact of the cold on the fetus will be greater. Because this period is the critical period for the growth and development of the fetus's organs, if the pregnant woman has severe cold symptoms during this period, whether it is the cold virus itself, the persistent high fever, or the anti-cold medicine, it will have a very big impact on the fetus.

VC prevents and treats colds. Common cold medicines mainly provide symptomatic treatment for various symptoms of colds, such as headache, fever, nasal congestion, runny nose, etc., and mainly relieve cold symptoms. Although drugs such as Isatis root and ribavirin have antiviral effects, these drugs have side effects and cannot be taken as health products for a long time.

Now that you know the effects of runny nose and sneezing caused by a cold on the fetus, if you have cold symptoms while pregnant, you must not take medicine casually to avoid the effects of the medicine on the fetus. If the fever is not very serious, physical cooling is recommended to avoid the fever affecting the development of the fetus in the abdomen and affecting the fetus.