The harm of being angry when pregnant for eight months

There are actually many reasons why pregnant women cry when they are angry in late pregnancy. For example, the pregnant woman is under great psychological pressure, or her endocrine hormones are in a state of drastic changes, which stimulates the tear glands and causes tears to flow uncontrollably. Some pregnant women may worry, get angry, cry and make a fuss frequently, which may cause abnormal performance of the fetus. What effects does crying and getting angry in late pregnancy have on the fetus?

What are the effects of crying and getting angry during late pregnancy on the fetus?

Angry pregnant women not only harm their own health, but also affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. According to the latest research, when a pregnant woman is angry, the concentrations of hormones and harmful compounds in her blood surge and pass through the placental barrier into the amniotic membrane. The fetus will "copy" the mother's mood and inherit it.

Angry can also reduce the number of white blood cells in the blood of pregnant women, thereby reducing the body's immune function and weakening the disease resistance of offspring. It may also be a major cause of cleft lip and cleft lip in the fetus, because it is also the link in the formation of the roof of the fetus' mouth and maxilla.

If a pregnant woman is often angry during pregnancy, it may cause the baby's heart rate to change less after birth. If the heart cannot adapt to this change and the heart rate changes too little, it is more likely to be infected and suffer from a heart attack. The smaller the heart rate variability of adults, the more susceptible they are to heart disease, which is also the truth. In addition, studies have found that the changes in growth hormone in the body of pregnant women during pregnancy can also be transmitted to the fetus through the embryo, thereby affecting the growth and development of the fetus's body cells.

Clinical medicine has also found that pregnant women who are easily angry, irritable, pessimistic, suspicious, and narrow-minded have a miscarriage rate 3 to 5 times higher than normal pregnant women.

Pregnant women are prone to getting angry, which does more harm than good. In daily life during pregnancy, you should often remind yourself: "Don't be angry, don't worry, the baby is watching." The best way for pregnant women not to lose their temper is to leave the unpleasant environment. You can change the mood of pregnant mothers from anxiety to happiness through some activities you like, such as listening to music, reading brochures, traveling, etc.

What should I do if I often get angry and cry during late pregnancy?

Practicing yoga during pregnancy can not only relieve anxiety, but also have a good effect on the fetus. Yoga can help pregnant women control their brain system in a targeted way, thereby more effectively helping them calm their minds, reduce stress, and achieve peace of mind and body. In addition, pregnant women may experience negative emotions such as irritability, irritability, anger, sadness, etc. due to the increase of estrogen metabolized during pregnancy, which can also be alleviated and released through prenatal yoga. When practicing yoga, you can also give the fetus moderate and gentle stimulation and massage to enhance the fetus's responsiveness to the outside world.