Felt a bit feverish and weak since morning and I realised I barely drank water yesterday in this heat. Can not drinking enough actually cause fever, or should I be worried about something else? im 16 weeks btw.
With twins, I was practically a human water cooler! 😅 You absolutely need to keep yourself hydrated, because yes, dehydration can make you feel miserable and even give you a low fever-like feeling. But if it's a real, proper fever, don't just chug water and hope for the best. Call your doc, pronto. Twins or not, safety first!
Dehydration can definitely make you feel very unwell, dear, and sometimes it can even lead to a low-grade fever or just make you feel feverish. My mother-in-law always insisted on drinking plenty of water and tender coconut water. But if you have a proper fever, please don't delay, call your gynac immediately. It is important to rule out any infection.
For me, hydration was super critical, especially with gestational diabetes. Dehydration can cause all sorts of problems, and yes, feeling feverish or actually having a mild fever is one of them. Just be careful with what you drink; plain water is best, avoid sugary drinks. If you have a proper fever though, please check with your doctor, don't just assume it's dehydration.
Absolutely, dehydration can definitely cause you to feel feverish or have a mild temperature rise. Your body is working hard during pregnancy and needs extra fluids. Drink plenty of water, fresh juices, and avoid being out in the sun too long. But if it's a proper high fever, don't mess around, call your gynac to rule out any infection immediately.
My doctor explained that dehydration can indeed cause your body temperature to rise, sometimes mimicking a fever. When you're pregnant, your blood volume increases, and you need even more fluids. If you're feeling feverish and haven't been drinking enough, increase your fluid intake. But if the fever is high or persistent, it could signal an infection, so a doctor's visit is essential.
It's so easy to worry about every symptom during pregnancy, I know that feeling! Yes, dehydration can definitely make you feel warm and unwell, sometimes like a fever. Make sure you're drinking enough water throughout the day. But if you have a high fever or feel really sick, don't hesitate to call your doctor. It's always better to get it checked out.
