Why do I feel cold after becoming pregnant?

Under normal circumstances, pregnancy refers to gestation. Feeling cold after becoming pregnant may be caused by physiological factors or pathological conditions such as endocrine disorders or fever. It is recommended to address the issue based on the specific underlying cause. The details are as follows:

1. Physiological Causes

After conception, a woman's hormone levels change significantly. Hormonal fluctuations can disrupt the body's temperature regulation center, leading to sensitivity to cold. This is considered a normal physiological phenomenon that does not require special treatment—adequate warmth and proper insulation are sufficient.

2. Pathological Causes

1) Endocrine Disorders

Dramatic hormonal changes during pregnancy can easily lead to endocrine imbalances, resulting in poor blood circulation and causing the woman to feel cold. In most cases, symptoms can be relieved by regulating the endocrine system. It is important to get adequate rest and avoid excessive fatigue in daily life.

2) Fever

After pregnancy, a woman’s constitution changes, which may lead to decreased immunity, making her more susceptible to viral infections. When viruses enter the bloodstream, they may trigger systemic reactions such as fever. Fever can stimulate the body's temperature regulation center, causing chills. Symptoms may be alleviated under medical guidance using medications such as ibuprofen suspension or acetaminophen (paracetamol) suspension.

In addition to the above causes, hypothyroidism could also be a possible reason. If related symptoms occur during pregnancy, it is essential to seek timely medical attention and avoid self-medication to prevent potential harm.