Is sulking during pregnancy good for the fetus?

During pregnancy, women should be the target of everyone's protection and care, so try not to let pregnant women in an emotional state, which can easily affect the child. But many pregnant women themselves don’t know that they often lose their temper. So, does frequent anger in early pregnancy affect the fetus? Is anger during pregnancy good for the fetus? Let’s have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be of some help to everyone!

The early stages of pregnancy are the most prone to miscarriage. Most of the time, what many people call miscarriage is due to the significant fluctuations in the pregnant woman's mood, which causes the baby's embryo to implant in an unstable state and develop abnormalities. Therefore, early pregnancy anger will definitely have an impact on the baby, and may also cause the baby to have certain congenital defects, and even the chance of suffering from various organ diseases will be greatly increased.

When humans get angry, the body produces harmful substances, which has been scientifically studied. In addition, when a woman is angry, her body will continue to produce aldosterone, which will inhibit the metabolism of the important corpus luteum during pregnancy, which will have a significant impact on the continued development of pregnancy and may even cause threatened abortion.

A woman's mood fluctuations during pregnancy will aggravate endocrine regulation problems. The body is already changing in the early stages of pregnancy, and pregnancy reactions are caused by this. If the mood begins to fluctuate at this time, the pregnancy reactions are likely to worsen, and there is also the possibility of abnormal uterine contractions and miscarriage. In short, it is best not to get angry during pregnancy, for your own sake and for the sake of your baby.

Angry during pregnancy can have an impact on miscarriage or premature birth. Generally speaking, if a woman is sad in the early stages of pregnancy, it may cause miscarriage or a deformed fetus. If pregnant women are constantly angry, the body's endocrine system will change, releasing compounds such as acetylcholine, which will enter the embryo through the blood and affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. During pregnancy, you must maintain a happy mood. You can do more moderate exercise or listen to music to relieve your bad mood.