Patient's question:
I previously had a hernia, but now I've discovered that I'm already two months pregnant. Currently, it doesn't hurt at all. Could the hernia interfere with the pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
A hernia will certainly cause some interference for pregnant women. It is best to have surgery to cure it before pregnancy. Pay attention to enhancing nutrition during pregnancy, eat a balanced diet with more vegetables and fruits, and avoid greasy and spicy foods. Regularly go to the hospital for prenatal check-ups, develop good lifestyle habits, and eat more fish, lean meat, and other high-protein foods. You can drink Alkaline Baby, and the body can obtain various vitamins and nutrients. According to the current pregnancy situation, if rest can relieve it on its own, it should not significantly interfere with the child's growth and development. As the child grows smaller, increased abdominal pressure may lead to the condition worsening. Pay close attention to rest, undergo prenatal check-ups, and relax your emotions. You can also go to the hospital in time for further surgical examination and diagnosis of the condition.