Can baths or hot showers be dangerous?

• Hot water can dilate blood vessels, thus having a negative effect on the circulatory system. • The hot bath can cause rapid growth, sometimes causing dizziness and faintness or choking, and. • Including the steam that forms in the bath can lead to the appearance of some, but also affect oxygenation of the brain, and people with heart problems should avoid hot water baths. In order not to create steam in the bathroom it is advisable to leave an open window. • Hot water has negative effects including on the skin, leading to appearance. People who make hot baths often have very dry skin and after bathing they experience itchy skin.

• Patients with no hot baths at all. In these cases, the shower is recommended and the water temperature should not exceed 40 degrees Celsius. Baths in hot tub are forbidden. They can make baths or showers with hot water, but the water temperature should not exceed 36-37 degrees Celsius. If the water is too hot, the fetus may be deprived of oxygen and can even get there.

No sauna, steam baths or Jacuzzi are indicated for pregnant women, especially in and out of pregnancy, as they can trigger. Furthermore, there are studies that say elevated temperature can cause birth problems or fetal neurological problems. Heat decreases blood pressure, which can affect its circulation from the mother to the fetus, and this is particularly dangerous in any trimester of pregnancy that would happen. • Many studies claim that hot tubs in pregnant women are associated with the appearance of certain fetuses. • The expectant mother is exposed to a fairly high risk of suffering a miscarriage, even if, for example, she is in the second or third trimester of pregnancy.

• Decrease in the mother can stop feeding the fetus with oxygen and other nutrients needed for normal development in the uterus. • Dizziness and thermal discomfort can even cause loss of knowledge. .