How should a pregnant woman deal with fetal cold?

Patient's question:

Go to a traditional Chinese medicine doctor for a pulse diagnosis. The doctor said I have severe fetal cold. The pulse is weak. Children born with severe fetal cold are prone to stomach pain and are very fussy. I wonder if there is any method to alleviate fetal cold? How should pregnant women deal with fetal cold?

Doctor's answer:

Pregnant women have chest and abdominal pain, intestinal vomiting, limb constraints, and diarrhea. Patient: Gastrointestinal cold cannot breastfeed. Or abdominal distension. Or rumbling in the stomach. Facial hyperpigmentation. Crowing occasionally.
Fetal heat refers to the condition where a pregnant woman accumulates heat in the uterus due to excessive consumption of spicy foods or failure to recover from a fever, and its impact on the fetus.
Fetal cold: Often due to internal yang deficiency. Cold arises from within. Excessive yin cold. Fetal warmth is not nourished. Spleen deficiency and yang deficiency. Kidney deficiency with declining gate fire. Yang deficiency and yin excess. Internal deficiency and cold. Leading to cold in the palace cells.

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