Running a mild fever since morning and honestly thoda scared because of pregnancy. Will call my gynac also. But meanwhile what light food did u all eat when u had fever? Mera kuch khane ka mann hi nahi kar raha.
Oh god, when I got a fever during pregnancy, I freaked out so much! I thought everything would go wrong. But my doctor said to just eat light, bland foods. Think dal chawal, boiled veggies, lots of fluids like coconut water. Don't worry, just focus on keeping yourself nourished and consult your doctor quickly.
Hey! First thing, call your doc about the fever, okay? But food-wise, keep it super light and easy to digest. Think simple dal-chawal, clear chicken soup if you eat non-veg, or just plain old roti with a little ghee. And lots of water and nimbu pani. Don't stress too much about fancy food, just get some energy in!
My dearest, having a fever when you're pregnant is so worrying, I totally understand that anxious feeling. Please prioritize talking to your doctor. For food, focus on nurturing yourself with gentle, warm meals like homemade clear vegetable broth, soft khichdi, or comforting dal-chawal. Hydrate constantly with water and tender coconut water. You'll get through this, mama.
Oh no, fever during pregnancy is tough! 🤧 Definitely check with your doc first. But for food, stick to super light and warm things. Like a nice bowl of dal-chawal or khichdi, or maybe some comforting vegetable soup. Lots of fluids are key too! 💧 Get well soon! ✨
Having a fever in pregnancy needs careful management, especially if you have a history like PCOS, where your body can be a bit more sensitive. Focus on light, easily digestible foods like khichdi, clear soups, and fresh fruit juices. Don't force yourself to eat heavy meals. And most importantly, hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Always consult your doctor for fever.
Fever during pregnancy can be concerning, so please check with your doctor immediately. For food, try to keep it light and comforting, like soft khichdi or vegetable soup. After my C-section, I remember sticking to very bland food for a while. Focus on hydrating yourself with warm water or clear broths. Always follow doctor's advice.
