"My baby was born prematurely 28+2, saying that there is an infection in the placenta, the baby's blood is high, antibiotics are used, and I don't know how long it will be good, it is really painful!"
"My family's 30-week fetal membrane was broken prematurely, when the amniotic fluid was still a little less normal, there was no intrauterine infection, but the fetal supervisor did not move much 4 times, the doctor suggested that it was cut out, and now it is still in the incubator."
"I broke the water for 27 weeks + broke the water, saved more than ten days, 29 born, the baby is now 101 days old, especially cute, that is, when I was young, feeding requires a lot of patience."
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Last week's "What's the Difference Between Premature Babies and Full-Term Babies?" The article caused the resonance of many mothers in the group, who have told how their babies were born prematurely, in fact, most of the babies are born at term, and some babies have arrived in advance for various reasons, which is what we often call premature babies, with slightly worse weight and physical development than full-term babies, and feeding is also required to be more meticulous and meticulous. So why do some babies give birth prematurely?
How many weeks are babies born prematurely?
Births that occur between 20 and 37 weeks' gestation, regardless of birth weight, are usually called preterm births, and can also be counted as premature babies from the first day of a pregnant woman's last normal period to 259 days before birth, or from 245 days after conception.
What are the maternal factors that cause preterm birth?
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The maternal placenta is a natural barrier to protect the fetus, usually the infection during pregnancy does not directly infect the baby vertically, but there are still some viruses, such as syphilis, non-gonococcal urethritis pathogens, influenza virus, coxsackievirus, rubella, etc., will infect the fetus through the placenta, so that the fetal membrane strength is reduced, causing contractions, resulting in premature birth.
In addition, pregnant women with periodontal disease also have an increased risk of preterm birth when the disease is severe.
The earlier the abnormal flora appears during pregnancy, the greater the risk of premature birth and other adverse pregnancy outcomes, and pregnant mothers should avoid infection and treat infection symptoms in time to avoid adverse effects on the fetus.
Nutritional factors
At the time of pregnancy, pregnant women themselves are malnourished or have long-term partial and picky eaters. Long-term preference for eating a certain food will lead to the general lack of other nutrients in the body of pregnant women and malnutrition, resulting in premature birth of the fetus.
During pregnancy, in order to be able to adequately nourish themselves and the fetus and avoid malnutrition or premature birth of their children, pregnant mothers should supplement nutrition in moderation and eat a balanced diet during pregnancy.
Pregnant mothers with a history of miscarriage
There is a history of miscarriage, especially a history of late miscarriage, repeated abortion, artificial abortion, induction of labor or pregnancy less than one year after miscarriage, which has the greatest impact on pregnant women, because abortion has different degrees of damage to the cervix, which can easily lead to cervical insufficiency, which will increase the risk of premature fetal birth.
Pregnant mothers with a history of miscarriage, do not rush to prepare for pregnancy, do pre-pregnancy examination in advance, and then get pregnant when the body is fully recovered, so as not to increase the risk of pregnancy.
Pregnant mothers with underlying medical conditions
Some pregnant mothers suffer from some diseases before or during pregnancy, such as rubella, influenza, acute infectious hepatitis, acute pyelonephritis, acute cholecystitis, acute appendicitis, pregnancy hyperplasia, heart disease, etc., which can easily lead to premature birth.
Endocrine disorders, insufficient progesterone or estrogen in pregnant women, and severe hyperthyroidism, diabetes, etc., can also cause premature birth.
Pregnant women with severe anemia, due to the relatively weak ability of the blood to transport oxygen, can easily lead to insufficient oxygen supply to the uterus and placenta, and premature birth can also occur.
Before pregnancy preparation, it is recommended to treat the underlying disease in advance, adjust the body to the most suitable state for pregnancy, and after pregnancy, pregnancy complications occur, and timely treatment under the guidance of doctors will generally not cause adverse effects.
Twin or multiple pregnancies
Because twin or multiple pregnancies can cause the uterus to be hyperextended and the contractions are frequent, often leading to early delivery, the rate of preterm birth is 10-15 times that of singleton pregnancies.
Twin or fetal pregnant mothers, pregnancy than single-child pregnant mothers should pay more attention to the development of the baby, avoid causing contractions, pay attention to cervical changes, under the guidance of doctors, as far as possible to avoid premature birth.
The impact of living environment on pregnant mothers
If pregnant women are engaged in excessive physical labor, working very long, emotional fluctuations, excessive mental tension, long-term anxiety and depression, etc., can make the cerebral cortex dysfunction, catecholamine secretion increased, sympathetic nervous excitement and vasoconstriction, easy to cause premature birth.
Preterm birth due to intrauterine distress of the fetus
During pregnancy, if the pregnant mother feels that there is a persistent fetal movement abnormality, it is likely caused by intrauterine distress of the fetus. If the degree of intrauterine distress of the fetus is particularly severe, it is likely to lead to fetal death, or cause the fetus to suffer from ischemic hypoxic encephalopathy after birth, so it is necessary to have a timely caesarean section to make the baby born early.
Pregnant women usually develop a good habit of several fetal movements, too much or too little fetal movement is an abnormal phenomenon, to seek medical treatment in time; qualified pregnant mothers can prepare a fetal heart rate monitor at home in order to find abnormalities in time.
Therefore, you should adjust your emotions, do something you like when you are in a bad mood, listen to music and read a book, and relieve the pressure.