Some students prepared with medicinal plants are not advised to consume during the embargo as they may interfere with the baby’s development, such as Aloe Vera, Llantén and Artemis.
In addition, to avoid risking harming life itself and also the baby, the baby should only take medication and recommended by the obstetrician, since in many cases, in addition to the toxicity characteristic of the plant itself, herbs that grow truck line and those harvested in the fields can be contaminated by contamination sold through the exhaust pipe of the cars.
Other plants that are also considered toxic and because they can be abortive are:
Juniper (Juniperus communis)
Most of the chances of complications when women regularly consume these plants during pregnancy or when they consume a large amount of them in turn, especially in the first trimester of the season, but the risks, despite the minors, also exist in the second and third trimesters. trimester of gestation.
If the woman is ashamed and consumes any of these medicinal plants, there may be an increase in uterine contractions, causing severe abdominal pain, and there may be blood loss through the vagina and consequently a loss of the fetus. In some women, abortion does not occur due to the toxicity that even the baby may be enough to cause serious changes, committing their motor and brain development.
Sometimes toxicity causes a severe contraction that promotes the health of the fetus, but this could be an incomplete abortion and traces of the fetus and placenta could become trapped inside the uterus, causing an infection and causing the mother’s mother. pain, fever and flaking and, in this case, the emergency department should be helped to quickly treat the infection.
The toxicity of these plants, which are not recommended during surgery, can also cause serious kidney complications, which may require a kidney transplant.
Water consumption during harvesting should be done in accordance with your doctor’s recommendations, as most plants and herbs used to prepare them should not be ingested during pregnancy, as they can induce contractions and cause abortions.
However, there are some that can be consumed by doctors under the direction of the doctor, such as chamomile, lavender, anise and toronjil, for example, because they are soothing and relaxing.