Precautions for pregnant women receiving oxygen

Normally, the fetus receives oxygen and nutrients from the outside world through the umbilical cord of the pregnant mother, which is when the pregnant mother is in good health and normal. However, sometimes in the process of pregnancy, sometimes the physical condition does not allow for a lack of oxygen, and the fetus is also faced with insufficient oxygen. There is also a lack of oxygen when labor is approaching, and oxygen inhalation helps to give birth.

Next, let's take a look at the precautions for pregnant women taking oxygen. Precautions for pregnant women receiving oxygen.

1. The normal development of the fetus will enhance the metabolic activity, so it needs sufficient oxygen, and the supply of oxygen to the uterus has an important impact on the fetal IQ. Hypoxia during pregnancy can damage the fetal brain and lead to fetal mental retardation, sluggishness, stupidity and even lifelong disability. According to statistics, 90% of children have low IQ due to pregnancy, intrapartum and neonatal asphyxia, and the number of breaths per minute of pregnancy has increased from 8 liters before pregnancy to 11 liters per minute of full-term pregnancy, and pregnant women need to inhale more oxygen due to the increase in ventilation.

2. Ensure the oxygen needs of the fetus and the placenta, and exhale more carbon dioxide during inhalation, which is conducive to the diffusion and emission of carbon dioxide in the fetus to the mother. Therefore, before the baby is born, it is often used to give the mother oxygen as an effective method. Through regular oxygen inhalation (portable oxygen cylinders), the partial pressure of oxygen in the mother, placenta and fetal blood oxygen, blood oxygen content, and oxygen reserves are rapidly increased so that the placenta can obtain sufficient oxygen** and accelerate the nutrients in the mother's body.

Infiltrate into the body to improve fetal hypoxia, promote fetal growth and development and brain cell development, and treat heart, lung, kidney and other diseases. Pregnant women insist on regular oxygen inhalation, avoid organ failure, prolong the growth time of the fetus, and ensure the maturity of the fetus.

3. When you are pregnant, doing more exercise and going to the park will be more effective than oxygen. If you must go, you can take oxygen after 3-4 months, and it is recommended to take it at most once every half a month. The above is a list of precautions for pregnant women taking oxygen.

According to the above information, we can see that the normal development of the fetus requires oxygen, and oxygen inhalation is still necessary under special circumstances, but oxygen inhalation should also pay attention to some things in case of accidents. It's best to do more outdoor aerobic exercise.

Oxygen inhalation is an adjunctive method used for a variety of diseases, it can correct hypoxia, can promote metabolism, can increase the level of arterial blood oxygen partial pressure and oxygen saturation. For example, patients with respiratory failure, cerebrovascular disease or coronary heart disease can receive oxygen. In addition, patients who have undergone surgery, patients who have hemorrhagic shock, pregnant women with poor fetal heart sounds or have been giving birth for a long time can also receive oxygen.

In addition, regular oxygen inhalation during pregnancy can increase the arterial blood oxygen content of pregnant women, which is beneficial to improving the physical performance of pregnant women and is conducive to the growth and development of the fetus.

However, not all pregnant women can receive oxygen, generally speaking, such as pregnant women with anemia, poor lung function, heart disease, etc., the hospital recommends oxygen inhalation. For expectant mothers with weak constitution and anemia, if it is confirmed that pregnant women can better protect the health of the fetus, it is beneficial and harmless to inhale oxygen regularly and quantitatively. However, the time of oxygen inhalation should not be too long, generally speaking, the time of each oxygen inhalation is about half an hour, and it can last for a week at most.

Although it is said that pregnant women can inhale oxygen, they cannot inhale it blindly, and must follow the guidance of the hospital.

It generally takes half an hour for pregnant women to receive oxygen, and there is nothing special to pay attention to when pregnant women take oxygen.

Pregnant women generally need oxygen to supplement oxygen to the fetus, and the general time is about 15 minutes to 20 minutes. When inhaling oxygen, it is necessary to wear protective gear for oxygen inhalation.

It takes about 20 or 30 minutes each time; It is important to grasp the concentration of oxygen and the time of oxygen inhalation.