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Cold belly during pregnancy
Hello doctor iam 20 weeks pregnant. And most of the time my belly arround belly button is very cold when touches. Rest of body remains normal temperature.is there any problem?
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Good evening. I understand that some symptoms can raise concern for the mother who worries for the well-being of her baby at all times.
Having cold skin around the belly button isn’t a known problem in pregnancy and can be physiological. However if you face any other problems with it like fever, reduced fetal movements, fever or any other issues, you should connect to me or your registered obstetrician at the earliest.
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As per the Allopathic System of Medicine there is no problem. If it was a problem it would have been well documented in the Text Books of Obstetrics.
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