Thrombosis during pregnancy is very dangerous. With the relaxation of the second child policy, more and more elderly mothers have plans to have a second child, and elderly mothers are at high risk of pregnancy related blood clots. Therefore, it is reminded that elderly mothers who are pregnant with a second child should be alert to pregnancy related blood clots. What are the symptoms of blood clots during pregnancy?
Firstly, there may be numbness in the limbs during pregnancy. If a blood clot occurs, the first discomfort is felt in the limbs, often resulting in numbness in the limbs. Some pregnant women may experience numbness in their limbs due to the emphasis on sleep during pregnancy. It is not difficult to distinguish between the two methods that cause numbness in the limbs. The numbness caused by blood clots can be felt in all limbs, but one side is often relatively mild. And numbness caused by oppression often only occurs on one side of the body.
Secondly, dizziness occurs. Dizziness caused by blood clots is similar to dizziness caused by hypertension, and is usually most severe when waking up in the morning. At this point, you can first measure your blood pressure. If blood pressure is normal, then it should be considered to be caused by thrombosis.
Another issue is shortness of breath and chest tightness. If there is a blood clot, it will cause the blood to enter the heart and become blocked, which will also affect the heartbeat and lead to shortness of breath and chest tightness. Severe thrombosis patients may also experience heart discomfort such as palpitations and arrhythmia, which can have adverse effects.
