Mood changes during early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, the hormones in the pregnant woman's body will undergo certain changes. In addition, the woman's identity will also change, so it is inevitable that there will be some changes in the pregnant woman's emotions. During pregnancy, the most common emotions are excessive worry, early pregnancy reactions, or nervousness. Some extreme emotions are extremely harmful to both pregnant women and babies, so it is very important for pregnant women to learn to regulate their mood.

1. Common emotions in early pregnancy

1. Worrying too much

Some pregnant women do not have a scientific understanding of pregnancy and are prone to developing conflicting feelings of being both happy and worried. Especially for women who are pregnant for the first time, they do not understand the possible problems that may occur during pregnancy. They do not know what is pathological and what is normal. They are always skeptical about whether their bodies can be competent for the task of nurturing the fetus and whether the fetus is normal, and they will refuse any medicine. Especially in cases where there has been exposure to radiation, medication, fever, cold, contraceptive failure, adverse pregnancy and delivery history, or serious illness before or after pregnancy, both the couple and even the elders will urgently request consultation for fear of having a child with congenital idiocy or deformity, in order to weigh the pros and cons and make a decision.

2. Early pregnancy reaction

Strictly speaking, early pregnancy reaction (morning sickness) is a symptom caused by the combined action of physical and psychological factors. It is a type of early pregnancy reaction. As for vomiting, you may be eating peacefully, but feel nauseous as soon as you smell something. Appetite completely disappears, weight is lost, and most people suffer from various types of headaches. Xiangfu Mama tells you that morning sickness is closely related to psychological factors, such as pregnant women's aversion to pregnancy.

3. Psychological tension

Some pregnant women and their relatives are eager to have children, but are clueless about their future lives and worry about issues such as housing, income, and caring for the babies. Most pregnant women do not want to stop working, so how can they safely get through this "dangerous period" in their career? How to tell your boss about your pregnancy? This series of questions can cause pregnant women to be highly psychologically nervous.

What are the consequences of emotional excitement in early pregnancy?

1. Affect the fetus's personality

Negative emotional changes in pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy can also be irritating to the fetus, causing the fetus to have emotional problems after birth. Some babies may even become crybaby, have extreme personalities, etc. because of this. Therefore, pregnant women must understand that if their mood is not good, the baby's body will not be healthy, and it may even cause the baby's developmental abnormalities. Therefore, it is best to control their emotions in life.

2. Cause abnormal fetal movement

In life, if a pregnant woman is always very excited, it will affect the living environment of the fetus. At this time, the fetus will have a series of changes such as poor blood circulation and hypoxia, which will increase or decrease the number of fetal movements.

3. Cause deformity

Starting in late February after pregnancy, the fetus's mandible and oral cavity will begin to form. If you are in a bad mood for a long time at this time, the chances of the fetus having cleft lip and cleft palate will greatly increase.