Effects of dehydration in your pregnancy

Effects of dehydration in your pregnancy




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Effects of dehydration in your  pregnancy
Posted in 2016

Heat Regulation

Dehydration can lead to maternal overheating. Water aids in heat regulation for all individuals, but it becomes especially important during pregnancy. Overheating becomes easier during pregnancy because your body is not able to rid itself of heat as easily. In an effort to compensate for this, your body may sweat sooner and more, which means you're also losing extra water. If your temperature increases to 102 degrees or higher, your baby can experience overheating as well. If this happens in early pregnancy, it can lead to neural tube defects.

    Low Amniotic Fluid

    While there are a variety of potential causes for developing low amniotic fluid, maternal dehydration could be a possible culprit. Amniotic fluid serves as your baby's support system. It provides protection and cushioning to your unborn child and assists with the development of many of his systems. Low amniotic fluid in the early stages of pregnancy can lead to the development of birth defects or even miscarriage. In the later stages of pregnancy it can cause preterm birth, impaired growth of your baby or labor complications such as a required cesarean delivery or compression of the umbilical cord.

    Other Risks

    In addition to the possible maternal risks of fatigue, constipation and inadquate breast milk production, dehydration may lead to other health concerns for your baby. Water plays vital roles in removing waste and in liver and kidney functions for both you and your baby. Dehydration could lead to in adequate removal of waste substances from your baby's cells and place strain on his liver and kidneys. Dehydration in the third trimester can actually trigger uterine contractions and lead to preterm labor.
    My advise
    1... You and your unborn child may face may health problems as indicated in the picture.  2...Drink Sufficient water to protect your self and unborn child
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