Patient's question:
In early November, I got my hair permmed. In mid-December, it was exactly my ovulation period. My husband and I both wanted to have a child around that time. Could having a child in December affect the child? Additional question: I also want to ask if using an ovulation test kit is accurate for determining the ovulation period?Doctor's answer:
Your situation, don't worry, it won't have any impact. It is recommended to supplement folic acid in a timely manner. If the pregnancy symptoms are obvious, it is advisable to eat easily digestible foods, and at the same time, you can supplement with yogurt, folic acid, prebiotics, AnYunBuNiu colostrum powder, and pregnant calcium. Eating a few pieces of cookies, whole wheat bread, or other snacks while sitting in bed before going to sleep or upon waking up can help reduce nausea and increase food intake. Avoid greasy and indigestible foods, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Consuming more foods rich in vitamin B6, such as liver, potatoes, oats, brown rice, peanuts, wheat germ, and honey, can also help alleviate morning sickness.