Fever (hot flashes) can be observed in a similar way to those
experienced during menopause during pregnancy. Flushing should not be confused
with infections due to fever. While flushing during pregnancy is completely
normal and does not require treatment, increased fever is a sign of infection
and requires treatment. The most important difference between them is hot
flashes, but temporary fever due to infections is permanent, as seen in
non-pregnant women. Flashes can take a few seconds or minutes. Too high fever
during pregnancy may have some negative effects on the baby, but flushing does
not carry such negative risks.
Reasons for
fever (hot) flashes:
The main cause of flushing during pregnancy are hormonal
changes due to pregnancy. In addition, anxiety, stress, sadness, etc.
experienced by the expectant mother during pregnancy. mood swings can cause hot
flashes.
Treatment
and precautions:
In order to be protected in hot flashes, it is necessary to
avoid wearing too thick and not to be in very hot environments. Bitter and
spicy foods should not be consumed. Coffee and tea should not be consumed much.
Alcohol should never be consumed. Regular exercise or walking during pregnancy
reduces hot flashes. Staying away from stress and trying to have a calm
pregnancy are the main measures. No drug treatment is given for hot flashes
during pregnancy. Medicines or herbal treatments used for flushing in menopause
patients cannot be used in pregnant women.
-REDNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-NUMBNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-GAS PAIN IN PREGNANCY
-DYSPEPSIA IN PREGNANCY
-BLOOD IN URINE IN PREGNANCY
-CONSTIPATION AND HEMOROID IN PREGNANCY
-BLEEDING IN PREGNANCY
-ABDOMINAL CRACKS IN PREGNANCY
