How to care for multiple pregnancy
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Multiple pregnancy is rare, but what if you're lucky? My sister has been pregnant for 3 months, and her stomach is bigger than that of the pregnant women who are pregnant for 3 months. When I accompanied my sister to the hospital for pregnancy examination, the doctor found out that it was 2 fetal hearts and said that it might be multiple pregnancy. Then the doctor told us some nursing knowledge about multiple pregnancy. I feel that these are very important for the pregnant women with multiple pregnancy. Now I will share these nursing experience with her Home.
How to care for multiple pregnancy
First: my sister is pregnant, but compared with the general pregnant women, the stomach is a little big. When I accompanied my sister to the hospital for pregnancy examination, the doctor found out that it was 2 fetal hearts and said it might be multiple pregnancy. Then the doctor told us some knowledge about the nursing of multiple pregnancy.
Second: the doctor told her sister to increase the number of antenatal examination during pregnancy, at the same time, pay attention to more rest, and avoid standing for a long time. The doctor also advised her sister to use elastic bandage to reduce edema. The last 2-3 months of pregnancy, require bed rest, the best left lateral position.
Third: the doctor said that multiple pregnancy should also pay attention to supplement nutrition, prevent and treat anemia, and provide sufficient iron demand for pregnant women. The doctor prescribed oral ferrous sulfate 1-2 tablets (300-600 mg) and vitamin C 300 mg for her sister, and reminded her sister not to drink tea during taking iron. At the same time, you can also supplement iron in food, and eat more lean meat, eggs, milk, fish, animal liver, vegetables and fruits.
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Under the guidance of the doctor's care, six months later, my sister gave birth to a pair of twin sisters. Immersed in happiness and joy, my sister said that the nursing work of multiple pregnancy is really important.