Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Pregnant for seven and a half months, eating cold things, face swelling in the morning. Treatment history and effectiveness: Pregnant for seven and a half months, eating cold things, face swelling in the morning. What kind of help do you want: Does it affect the fetus?]Doctor's answer:
After pregnancy, cell edema is easily caused by hormonal effects. If the edema disappears or reduces every morning upon waking, treatment may not be necessary. If there is no change, it is important to rule out whether it is caused by gestational hypertension. We recommend that you visit the hospital promptly for further examination. This can include blood pressure monitoring, urinalysis, and tests for electrolyte and renal function. An ultrasound should also be performed to assess the fetus, placenta, and amniotic fluid. If all tests are normal, temporary observation is recommended, along with regular prenatal check-ups, and further management will be decided based on the situation. Pay attention to a light diet.