Risky Hot Summer Days for Pregnant Women

Risky Hot Summer Days for Pregnant Women



Hot, sticky climate can be uncomfortable for anyone. But for pregnant women, the summer heat may be particularly risky.That's because getting too hot or dehydrated can pose a risk of pregnancy complications.
Dehydration "can create a lot of potential problems" for pregnant women.
Women's bodies undergo a lot of changes in pregnancy, including changes in the way their bodies handle fluids and control their temperature. As a result, they may become dehydrated a little more easily, or may be more likely to show symptoms of dehydration, than they would be if they weren't pregnant.

Symptoms of dehydration can include dizziness or lightheadedness, which can be risky for pregnant women if these symptoms cause them to fall (Falls during the late second and early third trimester can be harmful to both the mother and the baby, leading to complications such as a loss of amniotic fluid.

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