Patient's question:
How much interference does getting angry during pregnancy have on the child? Now the child is 4.5 months old. If getting angry greatly interferes with the child, can it be avoided? I am 33 years old. My past treatment history and effectiveness: No matter what kind of help is given: Is the interference great? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Women during pregnancy tend to get easily angry and have more severe emotional fluctuations, but they need to learn to adjust themselves and maintain a joyful mindset, which is beneficial for the growth and development of the fetus.Advice: Clinical diagnosis has not fully summarized the harm caused by anger, but clinical findings suggest that induced abortion poses significant harm to the body. It is recommended that you carefully consider this.
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