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Keep catching colds while pregnant

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Hi everyone

I am 4 months pregnant and I am on my third cold . I was wondering if this was something usual or to be worried about ?

No fever just massive cough stuffy nose etc..

Thanks 🙏

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Being pregnant suppresses your immune system so can make you more likely to catch colds etc. I wouldn’t worry if it’s just colds, they won’t do any harm. If you have a bad cough maybe ask your doctor to check you over just in case it’s a chest infection. I would recommend you get a flu jab later in the year as that can be more serious when you’re pregnant.

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