Does a bad temper in late pregnancy affect the fetus?

As a woman enters the pregnancy stage, her mood will also change greatly. They often become easily excited and pregnant women often lose their temper easily during pregnancy. Therefore, as family members, you need to provoke them as little as possible, and at the same time, you need to take good care of these expectant mothers! So will the bad temper of pregnant women in the late pregnancy affect the fetus? Some pregnant mothers are still more concerned about these issues.

1. The harm of bad temper

Anger can cause a decrease in white blood cells in the blood of pregnant women, thereby reducing the body's immune ability and weakening the disease resistance of offspring. If the mother is often angry during the 7th to 10th week when the roof of the fetus' mouth and maxillary bones are forming, it will cause cleft palate and cleft lip in the fetus.

If a pregnant woman has a bad temper, it will not only be harmful to her own health, but also to the fetus. When a pregnant woman is angry, the concentration of hormones and harmful chemicals in her blood will increase dramatically, and enter the amniotic membrane through the "fetal barrier", causing direct harm to the fetus. Therefore, if a pregnant woman gets angry, it will cause endless harm.

2. Pregnant women adjust their emotions

Pregnancy is a long period of time, and it is inevitable that you will encounter things that make you angry. When you encounter something that makes you angry, don't be impatient. Getting angry will not solve the problem, but will hurt yourself and endanger the fetus. So don't get angry everywhere.

(1) Before you get angry, try to control yourself. This will relieve the anger.

(2) Change the topic or do something else to distract yourself. Watching a movie, listening to music, taking a walk, and doing exercises can all help relax your mind and calm your head.

Pregnant mothers still need to pay more attention, not only to ensure balanced nutrition in daily life, but also to ensure proper exercise in life. In addition, you must have a good mood, which will help the growth of the fetus in your belly and allow a healthier and stronger baby to come into this world.