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- 2. For a mother pregnancy period is a time of joyous experience. However, in the era of Covid-19, the experience is fraught with anxiety and uncertainty. www.aikyafertility.com
- 3. For diagnostic tests and scans during pregnancy period the patients should be called to the OPD section not to the casuality section. As the chances of getting exposed to infected people in cauality area is considerably high. Pregnancy Challenges during Covid19 Pandemic www.aikyafertility.com
- 4. Patients have to Monitor blood pressure and Baby movements from home itself. Patients must rely on Tele medicine facilities for any emergencies Pregnancy Challenges during Covid19 Pandemic www.aikyafertility.com
- 5. Pregnant women should keep them active with Yoga or Jogging. Their diet should include more Protein, fibre, and calcium and along with sufficient intake of fluids www.aikyafertility.com Pregnancy Challenges during Covid19 Pandemic
- 6. Health apps can be leveraged for practicing physical activities. Needy medicines like anti-hypertensives and diabetes medications should be stocked up. Maintain timely contact with doctor virtually. Pregnancy Challenges during Covid19 Pandemic www.aikyafertility.com
- 7. Doctors will have to watch on patients who have a travel history or have ever come in close contact of those with COVID-19. Doctors have to streamline deliveries and consultations . Pregnancy Challenges during Covid19 Pandemic www.aikyafertility.com
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- 9. If you are infected with COVID-19 you are still most likely to have no symptoms or a mild illness from which you will make a full recovery. www.aikyafertility.com ICMR Guideliness for Pregnant women If you develop more severe symptoms or your recovery is delayed, this may be a sign that you are developing a more significant chest infection that requires enhanced care; you should contact your maternity care team immediately. There may be a need to reduce the number of antenatal visits you have. However, do not reduce your number of visits without agreeing first with your maternity team.
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