Any pregnancy captures during its period both warm and cold seasons. In summer, you can bask in the sun, in the spring to admire the first warm rays of the sun and the singing of birds. But autumn and winter, along with positive emotions often carry and negative moments, delivered colds. Colds during pregnancy have different effects on its course. Complications from the transferred illness depend on the severity of the disease and the period of pregnancy.
SARS at 37 weeks of gestation
Outbreaks of epidemics of acute respiratory viral infections occur periodically between September and April. In most cases, the pathogens are rhinoviruses, influenza viruses, coronaviruses and others. There are cases when diseases cause bacteria. Infection of ARVI occurs by airborne droplets. The territory of a radius of up to three meters around a person who is ill is a potentially dangerous infection. You can get sick through a dish or a towel.
The spread of the disease is affected by temperature changes, vitamin deficiency, iron deficiency, physical stress and emotional overstrain. Negative immunity is affected by cold and lack of sunlight. Viral infection reduces the body's resistance to bacterial infections. When the virus is infected at 37 weeks of pregnancy, a runny nose and cough appear.
If a woman has caught a cold at the 37th week of pregnancy and the first signs of a cold have appeared, for example, a runny nose, cough and sore throat, she is categorically forbidden to self-medicate! This applies to medicines, as well as herbal and folk methods of treatment. You can not get colds during pregnancy on your legs. A future mother needs a bed rest and a full rest.
Temperature at 37 weeks gestation
An increased fever in pregnancy is common, but if it is not above thirty-eight degrees Celsius. If the thermometer shows above thirty-eight, then action must be taken.
Temperature can signal many diseases of viral and bacterial origin. This should be reported to your doctor, who will appoint the necessary studies to determine the cause of the disease. A temperature that does not subside for a long time can trigger placental pathology or infection of the fetus. In such cases, the pregnant woman is hospitalized.
After an increase in body temperature at 37 weeks of pregnancy, herpes can become worse. This must be notified to the doctor. In time, the treatment can save the baby from infection.