Can gastroenteritis affect fetus in early pregnancy?

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The clinical manifestations of gastroenteritis are diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain, which may lead to physical problems, usually caused by microbial infection, or caused by chemical poisons or drugs. Now let me talk to you about early pregnancy gastroenteritis can affect the fetus?.

Can gastroenteritis affect fetus in early pregnancy?

First: eat indigestible or raw food, during pregnancy, the body is very sensitive to small changes, pay attention to avoid eating raw food. When the intestines and stomach are not very comfortable, you can drink some easy to digest porridge food.

Second: the effect on the fetus is at risk of dehydration. After gastroenteritis, frequent diarrhea is easy to cause dehydration symptoms, and the fetus in the stomach is also likely to be affected. When the symptoms are serious, they need to be treated by intravenous drip.

Third: supplement water. If diarrhea causes a large amount of water and electrolyte loss and makes you feel dizzy and weak, supplement sports drinks will improve the body's discomfort. The amount of supplement depends on the diarrhea.

matters needing attention

1. Fasting can first try to fast one or two meals, let gastrointestinal rest, and through diarrhea will eat previously unclean things (may be food, drugs, bacteria or viruses) out of the body as soon as possible. In general, vomiting will be relieved first, and you may feel a little nausea and upper abdominal discomfort. 2. After a small amount of eating, you can eat a small amount of porridge, white toast and other non greasy food or fruit to avoid low blood sugar leading to cold sweat and fainting.