Pregnant woman hits her belly in ancient costume

When a pregnant woman is angry, her mood fluctuates greatly, which is not good for the growth and development of the fetus. If she hits her abdomen, it is very easy to cause miscarriage. Therefore, the couple should avoid quarrels as much as possible to reduce the impact on the fetus. When a pregnant woman hits her abdomen when she is angry, she may experience spotting and may also cause suffocation in the baby, so we recommend that pregnant women see a doctor for treatment immediately.

1. It will cause children to lack oxygen and affect their growth and development

If pregnant mothers have a quarrel with others, the oxygen consumption will increase significantly, which will reduce the oxygen supply provided by the body to the baby, thereby affecting the baby's breathing. During the entire pregnancy, babies have a great demand for CO2. If the supply and demand are not balanced in time, the baby's neurological development will be affected, and in severe cases, it will directly cause the baby to asphyxiate.

2. It will cause miscarriage and affect pregnancy

The baby in the mother's womb not only needs a quiet and safe environment to care for it, but also needs a variety of hormones and nutrients to maintain it. These conditions are indispensable. Therefore, when a pregnant woman is angry, due to lack of oxygen, the corresponding hormone metabolism may be disrupted, and this hormone will directly affect the baby's intrauterine environment. Generally speaking, for babies whose embryos are not completely implanted stably, it is very likely that they will have miscarriage due to unstable embryo implantation, which will directly affect the effectiveness of pregnant mothers' next pregnancy.

3. It will cause children to develop diseases, congenital

There are many of these congenital problems, which are mainly concentrated in internal organs such as the heart and kidneys. If it is in the early stage of pregnancy, the impact on the child will be greater, because some internal organs have not fully developed, so lack of oxygen and hormone disorders will directly affect the formation of the baby's internal organs, or block the normal growth and development of the internal organs. Therefore, after the baby is born, the probability of heart disease or other defects will be significantly higher than that of normal fetuses. Many times higher.