You can eat more fish during pregnancy. Fish is rich in protein, vitamins or carbohydrates. It is a food for pregnant women to protect their fetuses, and can also prevent pregnancy-induced hypertension, restless fetal movement, pregnancy edema and breastfeeding. You can also eat some nutritious chicken breast or protein vitamins, such as silky fowl, which has the effect of preventing miscarriage. Do not eat cold, spicy and irritating ingredients and their hair, make up some folic acid tablets to prevent the baby's neural tube malformation or developmental delay, do a good job in pregnancy inspection on time, and observe the baby's situation. You can't eat mutton, dried longan, lychee, hawthorn and other hot ingredients with the function of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis in the early pregnancy.
This kind of food is prone to abortion. In addition, some spicy and irritating foods can't be eaten, such as raw and cold things, especially crab feet, horse teeth and hawthorn fruits of cancer, which can easily lead to abortion. Other vegetables and fruits, fresh fruits, milk and meat should be eaten properly, not too much. In diet, women should give priority to light food, which is easy to digest. Don't eat some fast food, and pay attention to rest. You can't go to some crowded places, which is easy to have feelings and directly affects the healthy growth and development of your baby's body and mind. Because the baby is still young, there is no need to supplement vitamins too much, and a reasonable diet should be maintained before pregnancy.
If the pregnancy reaction is serious, you can eat less and more meals, eat some light and refreshing food, and be sure to eat some dinner containing protein to prevent the harm of hypoglycemia and urinary incontinence to your baby's central nervous system. From the second trimester, the baby gradually grows and develops rapidly, and various nutrients need to be reasonably improved. Various meats (fish, poultry, lean pork) are increased by 50g per day in the second trimester and by 125g per day in the third trimester, so as to meet the demands of pregnant mothers and babies for food, vitamin D, calcium and iron in protein.