11/06/2026
Did you know? Pregnancy naturally raises your body temperature, making it easier to overheat during hot weather.
During pregnancy, your body is already working harder to support your growing baby, which means hot weather can put extra strain on both mother and baby. For women with high-risk pregnancies, overheating and dehydration may be especially concerning.
Remember: Taking simple steps to stay hydrated and cool can help reduce pregnancy-related complications during hot weather. If you have any concerns or unusual symptoms, consult your healthcare provider promptly.