Patient's question:
I am 38 weeks pregnant, and I have a lot of laundry to wash. Because the water supply was cut off during the day, I had to wash at night. Most of the time, I hand-wash the clothes, and I squatted there washing for about six hours. The water pipe kept running, and the washing machine was on until 8 a.m. I didn’t sleep all night. At 8 a.m., I lay in bed, and both my legs were trembling so much that I couldn’t move, except for my right thumb, which felt like it was broken in the middle, as if the finger wasn’t responding to my commands. In my situation, staying up all night and squatting there washing clothes, aside from the water pipe constantly running and the sound of the water flowing, what kind of interference does it cause for the child?Doctor's answer:
Ladies and gentlemen, please pay attention. Why must it be so hard, sitting like this for so long? How can one endure it, let alone all night like this? The surrounding sounds of the washing machine and running water are relentless, and adults can't take it, let alone the fetus. This cannot continue. In addition to necessary exercise, you should pay attention to rest, maintain a strict schedule, ensure proper nutrition, and build up your strength for childbirth.The above advice is for the question, "I am 38 weeks pregnant and have a lot of laundry. What are the potential disturbances to the child?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!