What will happen to a child born from a cold uterus?

The popular understanding of uterine cold is "uterine cold". However, the "palace" in "gonghan" actually does not only refer to the uterus, but also the female reproductive organs including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. To be precise, it should be called "baogong". Uterine cold often occurs because the urinary system of women is eroded by dampness. Some women with uterine cold worry that it will affect the baby after pregnancy. So what will happen to children born with cold uterus?

Babies born to mothers with cold uterus have weaker physical constitutions. Newborns are very likely to have problems such as spleen and stomach deficiency, skin allergies, and respiratory diseases, and have poor immunity.

The baby here usually has a white nose and a large white mark on the buttocks. If the blue veins on the bridge of the child's nose still do not disappear during puberty, female babies will inherit the mother's uterine cold problem, while male babies are very likely to have kidney deficiency problems.

If a newborn has blue veins on his face within six months after birth, parents should pay special attention to the baby's health after six months, because the immunity that the baby brought from the mother's body has disappeared. If other methods are not used to help the baby increase resistance, the baby may have to go in and out of the hospital frequently.

Uterine cold is generally caused by external cold erosion in women's bodies, which leads to spleen and kidney yang deficiency. When the cold air is retained in the women's uterine cavity, it will cause functional damage to the uterus and cause a series of gynecological diseases. Therefore, if a woman has a cold uterus constitution, she should carry out warming and dampness treatment before pregnancy to warm the uterus. During pregnancy, she should avoid eating cold food and keep warm to avoid affecting the health of the baby during pregnancy.