Patient's question:
I have an itchy lower body, and my underwear is always yellow. What's going on? Do all babies have congenital toxicity?Doctor's answer:
Not necessarily, "fetal toxin" primarily refers to "heat toxin." The term encompasses various skin conditions in infants and young children, such as sores, boils, scabies, and rashes, collectively known as "fetal toxin." The causes include pregnant women indulging in spicy, greasy, and sweet foods, or improper lifestyle adjustments that pass toxins to the fetus, as well as factors like frustration, sadness, and overthinking, which lead to these conditions in newborns. "Fetal toxin" is a virus inherited by children from their parents to resist disease, as fetuses derive all nourishment from the umbilical cord in the womb, hence the name "fetal toxin."