What should a pregnant woman do if she has a heat-related issue?

Patient's question:

Hello! I've been feeling a bit overheated lately, and my throat seems like there's always something stuck there that won't go down. Sometimes I feel nauseous, and spitting out a few mouthfuls of saliva seems to help for a while, but the symptoms return soon after, with discomfort in my throat. I'm currently 2 months pregnant. I'm wondering which medications might affect the fetus. Could you please tell me if taking Banlangen granules is okay?

Doctor's answer:

Eat more fruits. Watermelon is a cooling food, and eating it will not cause internal heat. It can also replenish body fluids while achieving the effect of clearing heat. Additionally, watermelon is diuretic and can help alleviate edema during pregnancy. Pregnant women who eat watermelon regularly in summer can lower body temperature and prevent heatstroke. Strawberries are not only delicious but also have the effects of clearing summer heat and reducing inflammation. Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of potential reproductive risks pay attention to keeping warm and avoid coldness. Furthermore, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.

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