Why does false pregnancy occur?

Women have been responsible for reproducing offspring since ancient times, but not every woman can become pregnant successfully. For some women, acquired reasons may affect their chances of pregnancy. When a woman becomes pregnant, she must first take good care of her body. When she becomes pregnant, she can allow the baby to develop better. Some women of childbearing age who experience pregnancy symptoms such as amenorrhea, nausea, and vomiting go for a checkup, but are told by the doctor that they are not pregnant and that it is a false pregnancy. So why do women experience false pregnancy?

False pregnancy is a typical phenomenon of physiological changes caused by psychological factors. Because of the urgent desire to have children and the anxious psychology, the normal function of the central nervous system will be disturbed over time, thereby affecting the endocrine system through neural regulation. For example, the levels of some hormones in the body such as prolactin, luteinizing hormone, progesterone, etc. increase, ovarian ovulation is inhibited, and amenorrhea symptoms will appear.

False pregnancy is a combined physiological and psychological "deficit". After getting married, some women eagerly look forward to the early birth of the "fruit" of their love. They are eager to have children and often compare themselves with their sisters who got married at the same time. When they see other sisters getting pregnant, they feel envious and anxious; when they see other sisters already having babies, they become even more impatient. In this way, you will think about it day and night and dream about it, which will form a strong "pandemic" excitation focus in the cerebral cortex, affecting the dysfunction of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, and leading to amenorrhea.

False pregnancies are actually caused by psychological factors. In modern society, many women are busy with work and did not have children when they were young. After the best childbearing period, they are eager to get pregnant and have children. They will be under greater mental stress, which will affect the normal function of the central nervous system, leading to endocrine dysfunction, amenorrhea, delayed menstruation, etc. Many people then think they are pregnant. At this time, due to psychological effects, they often feel their abdomen bulging, thinking that this is fetal movement, but in fact it is not real pregnancy.

1. Nausea and vomiting: Moods and diseases such as colds or gastrointestinal discomfort can also cause this feeling, so this condition is difficult to use as a criterion for determining whether you are pregnant.

2. Amenorrhea: Women who usually experience this symptom have irregular menstrual cycles, and psychological factors affect hormone regulation, so menstruation may not come for several months. Because of this, when menstruation comes again, it is often mistaken for a sign of miscarriage.

4. Abdominal bulge: Usually, women with false pregnancy will eat too much nutritious food in the early stage. In this case. Within a short period of time, the lower abdomen will continue to protrude and be mistaken for pregnancy. If there are many uterine fibroids in the uterus or if you are obese, it will cause an obvious abdominal bulge.