After a woman becomes pregnant, her immune system will weaken, and if disease prevention is not done properly, she is very susceptible to illnesses such as colds. Pregnant women who have caught a cold should take it seriously, especially those who have contracted a viral cold, and should seek help from a doctor. So, can pregnant women with runny nose use nose patches?
Pregnant women with runny nose can use nose patches because they do not contain any medication. They rely on physical effects to dilate the nasal passages and improve symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose. When women catch a cold during pregnancy, they must use medication with caution to avoid harm to the fetus, especially sulfonamide drugs, which should never be used.
When pregnant women use nasal patches, they should clean the oil stains on the nose, otherwise the nasal patches will not stick firmly. When removing the nose patch, you should apply force slowly, otherwise it is easy to strain the skin. Pregnant women can wash their face with warm water first, and then remove the nose patch, so as not to damage the skin and cause pain.
There are many factors that can cause pregnant women to have runny nose, in addition to colds that can cause runny nose, allergies can also cause it. At this time, steam fumigation can also be used to ventilate the nose and alleviate symptoms of runny nose. You can stay in the steam filled bathroom for a while while while taking a shower, but you can't stay too long, otherwise it's easy to experience oxygen deficiency. You can also soak the towel in hot water and then breathe into it.
