The dangers of being angry during pregnancy

Pregnant women will experience huge mood swings during pregnancy, and will have strong emotional responses when faced with the slightest thing. In short, women's psychological defenses will be very weak. Crying and getting angry are the two most common ways women express their emotions during pregnancy. The former is a kind of grievance caused by the restrictions on growth during pregnancy, while the latter means that women's emotions will become easily irritable. However, it should be noted that being angry all the time during pregnancy is not good for the child.

1. Impact on fetal personality:

The mother's emotions and the fetus' emotions are actually connected. If the expectant mother is often angry, loses her temper or cries sadly during pregnancy, the baby will become emotionally disturbed, negative in character, lack a sense of security, etc. after birth, and may even have personality defects in adulthood.

The best prenatal education is for the pregnant mother to maintain a relaxed and happy mood, often touch the belly, comfort the baby, and provide the baby with a safe and comfortable growth environment.

2. Impact on fetal intelligence:

The fetus's brain begins to develop at around 90 days, and at this time the mother needs to provide the baby with sufficient oxygen and nutrition. When pregnant women are subjected to intense negative emotional fluctuations, their blood pressure will rise instantly, blood circulation will speed up, and the demand for oxygen will also increase. At this time, the baby will experience temporary hypoxia. If the hypoxia lasts too long, it will hinder brain development and even cause brain atrophy.

3. Impact on fetal growth and development:

Excessive inner stress, long-term anxiety, sadness and other negative emotions in pregnant mothers will cause them to eat less and take in insufficient nutrition, thus hindering the normal growth and development of the fetus. Clinically, it has been found that babies born to depressed women are lighter than those born to normal women. In addition, the probability of the fetus having congenital defects will also greatly increase, such as cleft palate, cleft lip, hearing defects, etc.

4. Impact on premature birth of the fetus:

A large number of studies have found that women who are in negative emotions for a long time are more likely to give birth prematurely. If you want to have a healthy baby, you must learn to control your emotions. It is inevitable that there will be unpleasant things in life, which requires pregnant mothers to adjust their mentality in time. Expectant fathers should also guide pregnant mothers in a timely manner instead of losing their temper and complaining. They should give more tolerance and understanding to pregnant mothers in special periods.