Advice from an expert to expectant mothers who are fasting
Stating that expectant mothers who want to fast should be under the control of a physician, Assoc. Dr. Cemil Oğlak, «Will it hurt me or the baby if I fast?» Ihlas News Agency (IHA) announced the answer to the question. Stating that they do not find it medically appropriate for expectant mothers with various chronic diseases to fast during Ramadan, Oğlak said, «We recommend that expectant mothers should talk to their physicians to answer this question.
We do not consider it medically appropriate for pregnant women who have developed kidney disease, such as hypertension or for various reasons, to fast. Apart from this, if there is no apparent risk factor, there are various studies on it. In some of these studies, it is stated that there is no risk associated with fasting for the mother. However, in some studies, relatively low birth weight babies were also seen after fasting. For this reason, we individualize the risk by asking our questions about each pregnancy, that each pregnancy is a free dynamic process, that one pregnancy will not be similar to the other, and if the mother has had a previous pregnancy at the same time. As a result, we decide together whether it is appropriate for the expectant mother to fast.”
Explaining the nutrients that mothers-to-be who decide to fast should consume during iftar and sahur, Capricorn said, «If the expectant mother decides to fast, we definitely recommend that she consume the amount of food, especially the amount of liquid, that she should consume daily within the time period between iftar and sahur. fluid loss is very important. The mother should drink at least 2.5 liters of fluid in the time period between iftar and sahur. These liquids should not be tea, coffee or carbonated drinks. Likewise, the expectant mother should have a diet rich in green vegetables, a diet rich in protein, especially cereals, in iftar We recommend a diet rich in eggs, milk or yoghurt when it comes to sahur. We recommend a snack with foods such as freshly squeezed fruit juice, milk or yoghurt in the period between sahur and iftar. Because this prevents him from getting the necessary nutrients and causes him to get hungry faster.
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The article provides advice from an expert to expectant mothers who are considering fasting during Ramadan. The expert, Assoc. Dr. Cemil Oğlak, suggests that expectant mothers who want to fast should be under the control of a physician. He advises that it is not medically appropriate for pregnant women who have developed kidney disease, such as hypertension or for various reasons, to fast. He recommends that expectant mothers should talk to their physicians before deciding to fast.
Regarding the nutrients that mothers-to-be who decide to fast should consume during iftar and sahur, Capricorn explains that they should consume a diet rich in green vegetables, protein, and carbohydrates. He also recommends that they drink at least 2.5 liters of fluid in the time period between iftar and sahur and avoid tea, coffee, or carbonated drinks. He suggests having a snack with foods such as freshly squeezed fruit juice, milk or yoghurt in the period between sahur and iftar to prevent hunger and provide necessary nutrients. Ultimately, the decision to fast during Ramadan should be individualized for each pregnancy and made jointly between the expectant mother and her physician.
