Patient's question:
My husband and I are both trying to conceive, and we've finally waited until my ovulation period. However, recently, due to work and other reasons, I've been in a bad mood. I want to ask, does a bad mood during ovulation affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Feeling down can lead to hormonal imbalances in the body, which may affect the levels of the endometrium. Poor endometrial development can prevent the fertilized egg from implanting, making it difficult to conceive. Before pregnancy, it's important to maintain a balanced diet, adjust your mindset, and engage in appropriate physical exercise to enhance your physical fitness, which can help with conception. Additionally, it is recommended to take folic acid for three months before pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects. During pregnancy and the early stages of pregnancy, maintaining a positive mood is crucial.