Patient's question:
My friend is 26 years old this year, and she got pregnant not long after getting married. After getting pregnant, her family has been cooking and drinking a lot every day. In the early stages of pregnancy, there were no problems, and she also had good deep sleep. Now, I want to consult a doctor about the mid-pregnancy neurasthenia, whether it will affect the baby.Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women with neurasthenia are very common, especially in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy. The most common causes of neurasthenia during pregnancy are psychological factors of the pregnant woman herself, as well as neurodegeneration and deficiencies in calcium, vitamins, and trace elements. Therefore, it is essential to remember to supplement with calcium and consume a variety of nutritious and healthy foods, with a balanced mix of meat and vegetables, proper diet, and comprehensive nutrition. If necessary, you can take medications that regulate and nourish the nerves.