Pregnant Runny Nose

Because you are pregnant, your immune system is slightly suppressed (so your body doesn't reject the baby). This makes you more susceptible to actual viruses. So, how do you tell the difference?

Here is everything you need to know about why you sound like Darth Vader, how to tell it apart from a real cold or COVID, and—most importantly—how to breathe again. pregnant runny nose

For many expecting mothers, somewhere around the second month (or sometimes not until the third trimester), a mysterious phenomenon occurs: you wake up stuffy. You sound like you’ve been crying for three days straight. You blow your nose for the tenth time before 10 AM, and you aren’t sick. Because you are pregnant, your immune system is

Why? Because your blood volume maxes out around 20 to 24 weeks. That is the moment of greatest vascular expansion. You feel great, you look glowing, and you sound like you’ve been smoking cigars for forty years. Here is everything you need to know about