2 months premature

Generally, fetal development takes about 10 months in the mother's body, which is a prerequisite for the fetus to develop fully and be born safely. In modern life, due to the influence of various unfavorable factors, the phenomenon of premature babies is becoming more and more common, which has brought a huge burden to many families. Most premature babies are born 2 months prematurely. Let’s take a look at the dangers of being born 2 months prematurely.

What are the dangers of a baby being born two months prematurely?

Children born prematurely by pregnant women generally have poor heart and lung function, and premature babies are particularly prone to jaundice. Because in premature birth, the fetus's lungs are not fully mature and cannot breathe normally after birth, which will undoubtedly have a great impact on the child's health.

Premature babies come into this world early, so their organs are still in an incomplete state. After birth, these babies are prone to various diseases, and in the subsequent growth and development process, they also have a series of sequelae, which is not conducive to the normal development of the children.

Premature babies will suffer from diseases such as incomplete heart development, incomplete brain development, and retinal degeneration after birth. If the baby does not receive timely care after birth, it may cause disability or sequelae of the disease.

How to prevent premature birth

Infection is a very important cause of premature birth, and pregnant mothers must be careful to prevent infection. In addition, factors such as fatigue, polyhydramnios, and constipation may cause premature birth, so expectant mothers should not relax their vigilance at any stage of pregnancy.

1. Treatment of reproductive tract infections

If you suffer from a reproductive tract infection, you should seek medical treatment in time.

2. Avoid fatigue and external stimulation

It is best not to travel long distances in the late pregnancy to avoid bumpy and tiring journeys; do not go to crowded places to avoid hitting your abdomen; when walking, especially when going up and down stairs, be sure to take steady steps one by one; do not stand or squat for a long time; sexual intercourse is prohibited in the late pregnancy.