Patient's question:
I had some signs of miscarriage before, but after a period of bed rest, I went for an ultrasound today. The doctor said the baby is doing well now ·! However, in the evening, because of something unpleasant, I lost my temper with my husband and yelled at him really hard,,, and even threw things!!!Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Based on your description, your situation is asking whether arguing or getting angry during pregnancy can lead to embryonic arrest.Advice: Generally, anger and arguments are not good for embryonic development, but they do not cause embryonic arrest. Therefore, you can rest assured. At the same time, it is best to avoid getting angry, as having a shorter temper during pregnancy is a common occurrence. To promote the healthy development of the child, it is advisable to take more walks and avoid getting angry. This can help support fetal development.