Many women feel particularly afraid of the cold after becoming pregnant, especially in the morning and evening when they wear thicker clothes than others. I am afraid because of a fever and want to go to the hospital for examination. Pregnant women who experience physical discomfort need to identify the cause, so why are pregnant women afraid of cold?
Pregnant women are afraid of cold because their body's ability to resist diseases decreases and their blood circulation is not very good, which leads to their body always being afraid of cold. Especially after just confirming pregnancy, body temperature will change, rising by 0.3~0.5 degrees on the original basis. At this time, if the iron content in the blood is insufficient, it will always feel cold.
Pregnant women should supplement their body with more protein, such as fresh fish, animal liver, and animal blood products. This not only meets one's own needs, but also provides energy for the baby, which is helpful for their brain development. Pregnant women should also supplement calcium at this time to help quickly synthesize various elements and diversify their diet.
In mid pregnancy, women's body temperature will gradually return to normal, and symptoms of being afraid of cold are rare at this time. Many doctors also diagnose whether a woman is pregnant by continuously measuring her body temperature. During pregnancy, pregnant women should rest reasonably and avoid heavy physical labor. Even if they feel cold, they should not use electric heaters or mattresses, and can choose to turn on air conditioning.
