Violeta Magriñán is not having her best moment. The Valencian woman, who is expecting her second daughter with her partner, Fabio Colloricchio, has been somewhat worried for days about the state of health of her daughter, Gala; and Fabio himself, who showed symptoms of suffering from some type of illness.
After several days suspecting that it could be the flu, the family went to the health center, where they confirmed that it was not that, but rather acute bronchitis. The specialists confirmed that she, along with her mother and her mother-in-law, were "on their way to catching her." Less than 24 hours later, Violeta returned to her networks to confess her concern, since she had a very high fever and was about to call an ambulance, which set off all the alarms among her followers.
Violeta uses her networks as a space in which to vent and confess her worries, but it seems that on this occasion she has set off all the alarms after sharing through her Instagram Stories that she had had "the worst night" of her life due to a very high fever.
"I have never felt so bad in 29 years, and look, I have gotten sick more times than I would like," confessed the Valencian, who claimed to continue with a high fever at that time, even considering calling an ambulance and request emergency medical assistance.
"This morning my legs didn't even respond," Violeta admitted, acknowledging that she had been "very scared." While waiting for the medication to take effect, the influencer hoped that she would not have to get worse. Above all, given her condition, since the Valencian has just completed 25 weeks of gestation with her second daughter, Gia.
"High fevers are not good for babies," the young woman lamented. It must be said that fever does not directly affect the baby, it cannot suffer any type of malformation, but extreme precautions must be taken. It is worth remembering that fever is a symptom, not a disease, of another disorder. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the specialist as soon as possible to make sure that there is no other more serious cause that is causing the fever.
In the case of pregnant women, especially in an advanced state of pregnancy, it is also advisable to confirm that they do not suffer from choriamnionitis, an infection of the placenta or amniotic fluid that occurs when the amniotic sac has been ruptured for some time and this has gone unnoticed.
This is a very rare infection and can occur in the moments closest to delivery, so there is no need to worry. Thus, the main objective is to find out what the focus is and administer the appropriate treatment.
Once the specialist has determined the causes that are causing Violeta's fever not to go down, he will be the one to prescribe the most appropriate treatment to administer, in the form of an antibiotic or analgesics compatible with pregnancy, such as paracetamol.
