Pregnant women are emotionally unstable and cry a lot

For pregnant women, it is normal to have some abnormal conditions in their bodies, because women during pregnancy are very sensitive and their bodies will undergo great changes. Some pregnant women become emotionally sensitive and cry a lot, which has a great impact on their bodies and may even affect the health of the baby in their belly. So what should we do if a pregnant woman is emotionally unstable and cries?

Why do pregnant women have unstable emotions and cry a lot?

1. Painful pregnancy reactions

Strictly speaking, early pregnancy reaction is a symptom caused by the combined action of physical and psychological factors. But medical scientists have found that morning sickness is closely related to psychological factors. Some neurotic pregnant women have more obvious reactions. If the pregnant mother hates being pregnant, most of them will experience morning sickness and weight loss. Otherwise, the opposite will happen. This shows that emotions are closely related to morning sickness. If the pregnant mother has an extroverted personality, and her psychological and emotional changes are large and unstable, she may also experience severe morning sickness and other reactions. In addition, social and family factors can also affect the mood of pregnant mothers and cause strong morning sickness reactions. Such as whether the company has a policy for caring for pregnant women, the workload, the husband and parents-in-law's expectations for the child's gender, the husband's level of involvement in the pregnancy, etc.

2. Worry that negligence during pregnancy preparation will affect the health of the fetus

I have been feeling bad about it because I did things that are not recommended during pregnancy, such as taking medication and perming my hair. In fact, there is no need to worry. Think about the people around you. Aren’t many babies healthy and cute? Aren’t the vast majority of babies free of serious defects? In fact, what is more harmful is your wild imagination. As long as you relax, your baby will be born healthy. If you are really worried, you can consult a doctor and let the doctor determine the extent of the drug's impact.

3. Fear of not being a good mother

Others are not born knowing how to be mothers; they learn it later. Life is a process of continuous learning. Before taking on a new role, many people doubt their abilities. Think about the things you have done well in the past, and you will be able to handle everything well. It is never too late to start preparing mentally and intellectually from now on. Be confident that you can raise a smart and healthy baby.