Pregnant women with kidney calculi can take calcium tablets, which can avoid the adverse effects of calcium deficiency on pregnant women and fetuses. However, expectant mothers should be careful not to eat foods with high oxalic acid content at the same time when eating calcium tablets, so as to avoid oxalate meeting calcium, forming calcium oxalate and aggravating stones.

What about pregnant kidney calculi? Pregnant women suffer from kidney calculi. If the symptoms are mild, you can observe them conservatively and excrete the stones by drinking more water and adjusting your diet. If the condition is serious and accompanied by infection symptoms, it is best to go to the hospital for pain relief and infection treatment. Expectant mothers with severe obstruction should consider surgical treatment.

How to relieve kidney calculi's pain in pregnant women and drink more hot water?

Drinking hot water can * * the digestive tract, to some extent, relieve the spasmodic contraction of renal pelvis and ureter, and relieve kidney calculi's pain through nerve reflex. Therefore, it is suggested that expectant mothers should drink plenty of water, whether at ordinary times or when kidney calculi is in pain.

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Hot compress can relieve the spasmodic contraction of renal pelvis and ureter, and relieve the pain caused by kidney calculi. Therefore, when pregnant women suffer from kidney calculi's pain, they can apply a hot and humid towel or hot water bag to the side with waist pain.

shiatsu

Pressing the tender point of the patient's back with the thumb of his right hand can treat urinary calculi through meridian conduction and promote the discharge of calculi. This method can relieve the pain of pregnant woman kidney calculi.

What effect does calcium deficiency in pregnant women have on themselves?

All the nutrients needed for fetal development during pregnancy should be obtained from the mother. When pregnant women are calcium deficient, the fetus will continue to absorb a certain amount of calcium from the mother, thus aggravating the degree of calcium deficiency of the mother, causing decalcification of the mother's bone tissue, causing low back pain, tooth loss and limb convulsions, and even forming osteomalacia, resulting in dystocia after pelvic deformation.

Effect on fetus

Calcium is an essential mineral for the growth and development of fetal bone tissue and maternal physiological metabolism. Calcium deficiency in pregnant women will affect maternal physiological metabolism, reduce the energy of fetal growth and protein synthesis, and cause fetal dysplasia. In addition, calcium is an important substance for fetal bone development. If calcium is deficient, it will cause fetal skeletal dysplasia and form congenital rickets.