Most people generally believe that if they become pregnant, they will be more afraid of heat than before because they have a big belly and a bulky body. At this time, the pregnant woman's body will have much more meat than before, so the body fat will also be more than before, not to mention the weight, which can be seen by the naked eye as much heavier than before. It is widely recognized that overweight people are more afraid of heat than thin people. According to this principle, pregnant women should be more afraid of heat in such physical conditions than before. And many experienced pregnant women would say that having a baby in winter is good and not so uncomfortable, because pregnant women are afraid of heat and not afraid of cold! So, is it normal to be afraid of cold in the early stages of pregnancy?
Recently, many newly pregnant women have found that even if the temperature is very suitable and not cold at all in summer, they still feel very cold. In fact, pregnant women in the first three months of pregnancy will experience symptoms of being afraid of cold. Many people can prove that this is because the placenta has not yet fully developed in the first three months. Before the placenta develops, the pregnant woman's body temperature will be slightly higher and she will show a fear of cold; After the development of the placenta is completed, the temperature of the pregnant woman will gradually return to normal. In addition, the blood volume of pregnant women will increase in the later stages of pregnancy, which can cause the body to be relatively hot, resulting in symptoms of not being afraid of cold in the later stages of pregnancy. So it's normal to feel cold in the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women don't need to worry too much!
In addition to the direct principle that the placenta is not completely fever friendly, the sensitivity of pregnant women to cold in the early stages of pregnancy is also related to the external temperature, because if it is really winter, it is normal to be afraid of cold, and most normal people will be afraid of cold in winter; In addition, if the pregnant woman has poor physical condition, she may also have symptoms of being afraid of cold; Insufficient nutritional supplementation can also lead to pregnant women being afraid of cold; Perhaps physical illnesses can also affect pregnant women's sensitivity to cold, such as hypothyroidism. So, friends who are preparing for pregnancy or in the early stages of pregnancy should go to the hospital to have their thyroid function checked, which can prevent intellectual damage caused by hypothyroidism to the baby. Moreover, without any diseases, the baby will not be so afraid of cold during pregnancy.
Pregnant women who are afraid of both cold and heat during pregnancy can be distinguished as follows: they are afraid of cold in the early stages of pregnancy and afraid of heat in the later stages of pregnancy. Moreover, 'being afraid of cold in the early stages of pregnancy and heat in the later stages of pregnancy' has now become a basic common knowledge after pregnancy. Since being afraid of cold in the early stages of pregnancy is a normal phenomenon, pregnant women do not need to worry excessively, but at the same time, they should also pay attention to daily protective maintenance. Firstly, pregnant women should pay attention to keeping warm, such as wearing underwear made of pure cotton and not standing in windy positions; Then, it is also important to maintain physical activity, such as doing some light exercises, walking, or practicing yoga for pregnant women, which are good choices; As for diet, it is common knowledge to eat more warming foods such as brown sugar and ginger soup. Eating more fresh vegetables, fruits, and nuts is also an element that pregnant women need to supplement for their physical health; Next, you need to adjust your mood well. Excessive worry is not advisable, and sufficient sleep is important; If pregnant women want to enhance their immune system, they must supplement enough folic acid; In addition, it is important to have regular prenatal check ups when pregnant, and promptly report any issues to a doctor so that they can provide timely treatment and solutions.
Pregnant women may catch a cold, and catching a cold during pregnancy is not a small matter because it can affect fetal development. To prevent pregnant women from catching colds during pregnancy, it is recommended that they mainly pay attention to clothing and keep warm. You can help keep warm by adjusting the room temperature appropriately, or by keeping your feet warm to keep your body warm!
