What are the effects of frequent anger during pregnancy on the fetus?

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, if a pregnant woman experiences long-term excessive tension, such as anger, fear, pain, shock, worry, or severe stimulation, it will have a negative impact on the hypothalamus of the fetus, increasing the likelihood of developing mental illness later in life. Even if she survives, low birth weight infants are often born. Such infants are hyperactive, emotionally unstable, prone to crying, and have digestive disorders, with a high incidence of illness. Additionally, excessive restlessness in the early stages of pregnancy can lead to poor embryonic development, resulting in miscarriage, and may also cause fetal deformities such as cleft lip and palate.