Many mothers experience a decrease in immunity after pregnancy, especially during seasonal changes when they are prone to catching colds. However, some mothers are afraid of taking medication, which can affect their baby and lead to abnormal development. But not taking medication can cause inflammation to continue spreading, so how long does a high fever at 10 weeks of pregnancy cause deformities?
Generally speaking, pregnant women with a high fever that persists for a week can cause the spread of inflammatory cells, which can affect the baby in the uterus and potentially lead to deformities. Therefore, when mothers have a high fever in their babies, they must be careful not to neglect treatment due to the side effects of medication, which can be detrimental. If mothers are afraid to take medication themselves, the baby will absorb it through the umbilical cord, which can have a certain toxic effect on the baby.
So pregnant mothers can use physical cooling methods to lower their body temperature, and the operation method is relatively simple. For example, taking a warm water bath, prepare a water temperature of around 40 degrees Celsius in a basin, then dip a clean towel in the water and wipe the large blood vessels. When wiping, you can place a hot water bag on the soles of your feet and an ice pack on the top of your head for better wiping results.
The method of alcohol bath is also good, suitable for body temperature above 39 degrees. Pour alcohol and water in a bowl in a ratio of one to one, dip a clean towel in it, and wipe the baby's large blood vessels one by one. However, it should be noted that the precordial area, occipital area, auricle, scrotum, and sole of the foot are not allowed to be bathed.
