Symptoms of Down's syndrome in the second trimester of pregnancy

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After pregnancy, women are very concerned about the growth and development of the fetus, for fear of any accident in the growth and development of the fetus. In addition, as parents, one of the most concerned things is the gender of the babies, whether they are pregnant with a boy or a girl, so many mothers will ask the doctor when carrying out the prenatal examination, but the doctor is not able to disclose the gender of the children, so generally there will be no result. In fact, if mothers show these three behaviors during pregnancy, it may be that a handsome boy is already in the stomach. Symptoms of Down's syndrome in the second trimester of pregnancy. Now let's talk about this topic.

Symptoms of Down's syndrome in the second trimester of pregnancy

1. Often have nausea, vomiting feeling: almost many pregnant women in early pregnancy often have nausea, vomiting feeling, especially at the beginning of the day. Skin color changes: may produce skin pigmentation or abdominal wall stria gravidarum, especially in late pregnancy is more obvious.

2. Stop menstruation: This is the most common sign of pregnancy. As long as a woman of childbearing age has normal menstruation and has more than two weeks of normal menstruation after having sex, she may be pregnant. Vaginal mucosa discoloration: early pregnancy, vaginal mucosa may be due to congestion and show a deeper color, these by the doctor to judge.

3. Breast tingling, swelling and itching: breast tingling, swelling and itching, this is the physiological phenomenon of early pregnancy, in addition, there will be areola color darkening, breast subcutaneous veins obvious, nipple prominent and other changes. Easy to tired: early pregnancy easy to tired, often want to sleep.

matters needing attention

Pregnant women blindly high calcium diet, drinking a lot of milk, taking calcium tablets, vitamin D and so on, is harmful to the fetus. After birth, the fontanelle will be closed too early, the jawbone will be widened and protruded, which is not conducive to healthy growth and development. Generally speaking, the daily calcium requirement of pregnant women in the first trimester of pregnancy is 800 mg, and it can be increased to 1100 mg in the later trimester. This does not need special supplement, as long as the daily intake of fish, meat, eggs and other food is enough.