Dangers of dehydration weight during pregnancy

During the period of pregnancy, it is a good mothers feel nausea and vomiting. But if it happens often, it can lead to severe dehydration and lack of nutrition during pregnancy. This condition can occur during or after pregnancy can cause problems. There are several conditions that can affect health during pregnancy due to severe dehydration, such as:

1 Born on toddlers to early 
A study of more than 81,000 pregnant women, showed that severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy can lead to severe dehydration. This condition can interfere with pregnancy, and to experience as much as 23 percent more likely to prematurity, time is less than 34 weeks of pregnancy. The results of the study found that the likelihood of preterm birth associated with dehydration. In addition, premature births are also associated with poor nutritional factors that cause weight gain too low lead during the time of pregnancy.

2 The risk of mental disorders 
Learn the children of mothers who severe dehydration in time of pregnancy, 3.5 times more likely to have a tendency to have emotional problems like depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder in adulthood, compared children whose mothers themselves during the time pregnancy hydrated. This is according to a study published in 2011.

3 brain disorders
Women who experience severe dehydration during pregnancy has the possibility of a disease of the brain called Wernicke encephalopathy. Wernicke's encephalopathy is caused by inadequate intake of vitamin B1 (thiamine), which causes pregnant women can produce confusion, blurred vision, problems with balance and. This occurs because of the frequent use of alcohol. However, this error can occur with gastric surgery in humans, problems of food consumption, such as patients.

precautions

To prevent the onset of severe dehydration, pregnant women are strongly encouraged to meet the needs of body fluids. If a person who is normal, 8-9 cups per day, while pregnant women should drink more than 10 cups or 2.4 liters of water per day. So if you are in a state of breastfeeding, suggested that 12.5 a drink or three liters of water a day.