Natural Remedies's video: 5 Infections You Should Be Aware Of During Pregnancy

♥ Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/c/NaturalRemedies2017 Pregnancy affects the physiological system and a lot of hormonal changes occur during this period, thus you become more prone to certain infections during pregnancy. Further, pregnancy might lead to mild infections to serious complications. Many such risky infections lead to miscarriage, preterm labor, stillbirth, birth defects and maternal death. This is why, appropriate care has to be taken to prevent occurrence. Here’s a list of infections in pregnancy you should be careful about. Hepatitis B: Hepatitis B is the most common infection during pregnancy, which affects the liver. Acute Hepatitis B Virus during pregnancy is one of the major causes of jaundice in pregnancy. Hepatitis B infection leads to increased mortality, low birth weight and premature delivery, hence, immunization of this virus before conceiving is necessary. Urinary Tract Infection: Urinary Tract Infection is usually caused by bacteria from skin, vagina, or rectum that enters your body through urethra. These bacteria stay in the urinary bladder and multiply, thus resulting in a number of complications. Also such bacteria can travel up to your kidneys and cause serious kidney infections. Chicken Pox: Chicken Pox is one kind of infection during pregnancy that can cause complications for both you and your unborn child. Complications in your unborn may vary, but may lead to damage in your baby’s physical development. Rubella: Rubella show flu-like symptoms, such as mild sore eyes, increased temperature, swollen lymph nodes, etc. If you catch Rubella during pregnancy, it can affect your baby’s sight and hearing. This may also result in brain and heart defects. Group B Streptococcus: Group B Streptococcus is rarely seen infection during pregnancy, but if it occurs in the third trimester or during delivery, it can pose various complications in the baby. It’s best to have a regular medical checkup during your special period. Precautions And Treatment: Get yourself immunized to the infections before conceiving. Keep a track on symptoms and get a checkup done on a regular basis. Avoid sexual contact with your partner if he is infected. 5 Infections You Should Be Aware Of During Pregnancy,infections during pregnancy,complications during pregnancy,pregnancy infections,hepatitis B, urinary tract infection,chicken pox,rubella,streptococcus