Severe morning sickness indicates that the baby is healthy

After a woman becomes pregnant, her hormone levels will change, so many women will experience some early pregnancy symptoms, and these early pregnancy symptoms are more prominent, such as nausea and vomiting. There is a saying in folklore that the more severe the woman's morning sickness, the healthier the fetus. So does severe morning sickness mean the healthier the fetus? Does severe morning sickness mean the baby is healthy?

In fact, this folk saying is not completely without scientific basis. According to some medical reports, pregnant women often experience morning sickness due to high estrogen levels in the body. High levels of estrogen can indicate that the baby is developing well, so it can be inferred that the fetus is relatively healthy. However, it does not mean that pregnant women who do not experience morning sickness cannot give birth to healthy babies.

Women who are experiencing morning sickness are in great pain, but we cannot completely believe that if morning sickness is severe, the fetus is healthy and will not have any problems. Severe morning sickness only means that the baby is developing well, but it does not mean that the fetus will not have deformities, will not have the probability of Down syndrome, will not have intellectual disabilities, etc. Therefore, even women with severe morning sickness should go to the hospital for regular prenatal check-ups.

Every prenatal checkup during pregnancy is very important. The items checked in each prenatal checkup are all to assess whether the baby's development is normal, and they will also conduct fetal abnormality tests to see whether the pregnant woman's body is healthy. Regular prenatal checkups can ensure that when problems are found, treatment can be obtained as soon as possible.

Morning sickness is a normal condition caused by the increase of estrogen and oestrogen in pregnant women. It has no direct relationship with the health of the fetus. Generally, morning sickness occurs between the sixth and twelfth weeks of pregnancy. If it is not serious, it does not require special treatment and will not affect the health of the body.