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Pregnant women have a weaker immune system. This makes pregnant women vulnerable to diseases, including mumps. This disease risks causing complications for the unborn child. Come on, find out how mumps in pregnant women affect the health of the fetus. Mumps is caused by the Paramyxovirus virus. This disease can be transmitted through saliva splashes, nasal mucus (snot), and direct contact with sufferers. Mumps can cause serious complications if left untreated or left alone, especially in pregnant women. Symptoms of Mumps in Pregnant Women A typical symptom of mumps is the swelling of one or both parotid glands. This gland is located under the ear and functions to produce saliva. Swelling of the parotid gland can cause pain and difficulty in swallowing. In addition, other symptoms will appear that are usually similar to flu symptoms, such as: Fever Fatigue Headache Body aches or muscle aches Feverish Loss of appetite Dry mouth Mild stomach ache These mumps symptoms will

Not a few women who claim to have frequent headaches at the end of the menstrual period. Are you one of the people who often experience it? Come on, find out the cause, as well as how to prevent it from coming back. If you often have headaches near the end of menstruation, you are not alone. About 60% of women, apparently experiencing headaches that often appear when menstruation will end or vice versa, at the beginning of menstruation. What is the cause? Causes of Headaches at the End of Menstruation Headaches generally occur when pressure changes occur around the nerves. Pain signals are then sent to the brain, causing a throbbing headache. Headaches that occur before menstruation can generally be caused by two things: Hormonal imbalance Changing levels of the hormones estrogen and progesterone during menstruation can trigger headaches that are felt towards the end of the menstrual period. In some women, this can cause headaches. This condition can be characterized by nausea