What are the early pregnancy symptoms of elderly pregnant women?
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Elderly pregnant women in pregnancy when the risk is much higher than ordinary pregnant women, so elderly pregnant women during pregnancy is to be cautious, in life to do a positive care, but also regularly to the hospital for prenatal examination. Let's introduce the early pregnancy symptoms of elderly pregnant women.
What are the early pregnancy symptoms of elderly pregnant women?
The first symptom is menstruation stopped, menstrual cycle normal female roommate did not take any contraceptive measures, if menstruation more than seven days should be successful pregnancy. Stop menstruation is not necessarily pregnancy, many factors will also lead to menstruation delay, if stop menstruation to more than eight weeks, the possibility of pregnancy.
After successful pregnancy, the body temperature will rise because of the increase of hormone secretion, and women's metabolism will become very vigorous, so they will become particularly sleepy and lazy, so they should have proper rest.
After successful pregnancy, many women will have nausea, usually when they just get up in the morning or have an empty stomach. Some pregnant women feel uncomfortable all day, often manifested as lack of strength, loss of appetite and increased saliva volume. Generally, they begin to have symptoms after about one month of pregnancy, and generally last until about three months.
matters needing attention
There are many problems that elderly pregnant women need to pay attention to. For example, they should not watch TV for a long time when they are pregnant. The time of watching TV at a time should be controlled within two hours, because sitting and watching TV for a long time is easy to cause physical fatigue. In particular, many elderly pregnant women will be accompanied by pregnancy induced hypertension syndrome. At this time, if they focus on watching TV for a long time, their blood pressure may rise suddenly, This is extremely detrimental to pregnant women and fetuses.
