Asthma during pregnancy can lead to preterm birth, how to prevent it?

Asthma is a common condition that can have adverse effects on pregnancy. Asthma during childbirth is usually rarely acute, and can lead to premature birth, fetal dysplasia, fetal growth retardation, post-term delivery, low body weight, etc., if asthma is well controlled, it will not increase the risk of perinatal and delivery, and will not have adverse consequences for the fetus. So in the face of asthma during pregnancy, how to prevent it?

1. Closely observe the changes in the condition.

2. Avoid exposure to known allergens and factors that may promote asthma attacks, such as dust, spices, tobacco, cold air, etc., and food preservatives that can induce asthma.

3. Give appropriate antacid drugs before sleep to reduce acid reflux, and at the same time raise the head of the bed.

4. Reduce caffeine intake, avoid fatigue and mental stress, and prevent respiratory tract infections. After giving birth, you should get enough rest and reduce the number of breastfeedings. Patients with severe asthma should not breastfeed.

When it comes to medication**, people, including physicians, are somewhat concerned about the potential harm to the fetus caused by medication during pregnancy. While this is not unreasonable, it should also be considered that asthma itself has a more detrimental effect on fetal growth and development. Of course, if the drug is not used properly, it may also affect some functions of fetal tissues and organs, but on the other hand, if you dare not use the drug only because of this**, the aggravation of asthma will be more detrimental to the normal growth and development of the fetus.

Therefore, the medication for pregnancy asthma should be cautious and not shy back, and should be used correctly on the basis of raising awareness, so as to achieve the positive purpose of preventing and controlling asthma and benefiting pregnant women and fetuses. We should attach great importance to this and take corresponding symptomatic and causal measures to improve the comprehensive effect, ensure the safety of pregnant women and fetuses, and successfully pass this special period.

Women who are already pregnant, if they do not continue to normalize**, have a much higher chance of asthma exacerbations during pregnancy than pregnant women**. From this point of view, it is still very necessary to accept standardized medication according to the condition during pregnancy. From the fetal point of view, it may cause premature birth and dystocia, and in severe cases, it may even threaten the life of the mother and child.

Therefore, it is necessary to control asthma during pregnancy, so that pregnant women can successfully pass the pregnancy and delivery, and avoid the possible harm caused by drugs to the fetus.

1. Use non-drug ** as much as possible to reduce the damage of drugs to the fetus;

2. Avoid using drugs that are uncertain about the safety of pregnant women and fetuses as much as possible;

3. If the condition requires medication, the dose should be controlled at the lowest level as much as possible;

4. Use drugs by inhalation as much as possible, and reduce oral and intravenous drugs.

Although there are some adverse effects of asthma during pregnancy, as long as it is well controlled, it will not increase the risk of perinatal and delivery, and will not have adverse consequences for the fetus.

Before getting pregnant, we should do a full body examination to see if there will be any problems in the body, and secondly, we should also go to the hospital for a check-up in the early stage to avoid problems, and we can also have a timely miscarriage, so as not to make the child too big, and there is no way to beat it off, nor to make my body healthier.

It can be prevented by dietary therapy, or to relieve the mood of pregnant women, or by walking, or by appropriate exercise.

To wear a mask, be sure to drink plenty of water, eat more vegetables and fruits, don't do strenuous exercise, be sure to get enough sleep, and pay attention to rest, and stay away from allergens.

In such a situation, you should go to the hospital in time, and secondly, you should also pay attention to your physical condition, and at the same time, you should also make certain adjustments, and you should also supplement more nutrients to increase your immunity and improve your child's immunity.

When you are pregnant, you should go to the hospital for a check-up in time, if this kind of problem occurs, you must prevent and treat it, in fact, you should also pay attention to your living environment and your own diet, and try to supplement some nutrition and health.

Asthma in pregnant women is very dangerous for pregnant women, in this case pregnant women should go to the hospital in time**, and regular prenatal check-ups should be done during pregnancy.

Pregnant women with asthma**, first of all, is to get rid of common allergens, secondly, try to use inhaled hormones**, and finally use rapid relief drugs to control asthma acute attacks It is recommended that pregnant women can go to the nearest hospital for treatment once they have asthma, and do not delay.

If asthma attacks are rare in the past, the symptoms are mild, and they heal easily, then a pregnant woman with asthma can choose to be conservative without medication**. If you have had frequent asthma attacks in the past and your symptoms are severe, it is advisable to take regular medications to ensure a safe and smooth pregnancy.

During pregnancy, you should eat more light food, drink more warm water, buy an air purifier at home, you can also buy an air humidifier, wear a mask when you go out, do a good job of protection, and insist on doing some exercises every day to improve your resistance, which can play a role in prevention and control.

In such a situation, try to bring medicine at all times, and secondly, try to stay away from some places with bad air, and at the same time, you should also pay attention to your diet.

To maintain a happy mood, pay attention to personal hygiene, clean the house frequently, avoid dust entering the respiratory tract, and open windows for ventilation in time.

Women with asthma should avoid asthma-promoting factors as much as possible after pregnancy, such as pollen, dust, soot smell, spices, cold air and pets, etc., prohibit smoking and avoid passive smoking, avoid mental stress, and prevent respiratory tract infections.

For pregnant women with pregnancy asthma, medication to control asthma is safer than having asthma symptoms and asthma exacerbations. Good asthma control during pregnancy is important for the health of both the mother and the baby.

First of all, you must stay away from the factors that trigger asthma, and secondly, you must wear a mask.

Go to the hospital**, the doctor has professional skills, find a doctor** to compare insurance.

For pregnant women with asthma during pregnancy, it is safer to use medication to control asthma than to develop asthma symptoms and asthma exacerbations. Controlling asthma during pregnancy is important for the health of both the mother and the baby.

Asthma during pregnancy can lead to preterm birth, how can it be prevented?

Like many expectant mothers are pregnant for the first time, Miss Huang is both excited and nervous, but she has a small worry: it turns out that Miss Huang has asthma before she gets pregnant, and she is very worried that in the case of an asthma attack during pregnancy, the medication will affect the health of the baby in the abdomen?

Asthma is a common chronic allergic inflammatory disease of the respiratory tract. Women with asthma during pregnancy can have complex and variable asthma, and some people with asthma will get worse during pregnancy. If asthma is not controlled during pregnancy, asthma itself will not only increase the risk of preeclampsia, pregnancy-induced hypertension, premature rupture of amniotic membranes, postpartum hemorrhage, etc., but also cause serious damage to the intrauterine growth of the fetus due to hypoxia, resulting in preterm birth and low birth weight, high incidence of neonatal respiratory distress, and significantly increased neonatal bilirubin concentration.

Therefore, the prevention and treatment of asthma during pregnancy cannot be ignored.

For pregnant women with asthma, the most concerned is whether the medication will affect the fetus when the asthma attack? In fact, 8-12 weeks of gestation is a critical period for fetal organ formation, and the use of drugs at this time may cause fetal malformations. Although the use of drugs may affect the function of fetal tissues and organs, it is generally unlikely to cause serious fetal malformations.

Conversely, there is no medication to control asthma, which can cause more serious damage to the mother and fetus, and even threaten the life of the mother and baby, that is, the risk of uncontrolled asthma is much greater than that of the pregnant woman and fetus with medication.

But because pregnant women are different from other people after all, they should be cautious in their choice of medication. Generally speaking, the medication for asthma exacerbation during pregnancy is similar to that of chronic asthma, but it is necessary to pay attention to the dose, time interval of medication, and mode of administration: the reason why inhaled aerosol is widely used is because it can be used directly on the target organs, has a fast effect, and is relatively rare.

During the medication process, pregnant women should also be closely monitored, and when any abnormalities are found, they should report to the doctor in time so that the medication plan can be adjusted.

Of course, for pregnant women with asthma, the most important thing is to do a good job of prevention and treatment to reduce the chance of asthma attacks:

When you are pregnant, you should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, do not eat junk food, and should not eat some hair products, and you should usually have a stable mood, not too anxious, and not particularly excited.

Don't have too many ups and downs in your mood, pay great attention to your diet, eat more nutritious food, have a regular schedule and rest, don't do too strenuous exercise, and don't go out in cold weather.

In daily life, we must pay attention to rest, pay attention to air circulation, maintain a good attitude, and do not eat more high-calorie, high-fat foods.