What days are not suitable for pregnancy?
Only when the body is at its best and the mood is at its best can high-quality sperm eggs be obtained, thereby breeding a "high-quality" baby. So, which periods are not suitable for pregnancy, and how to adjust to the optimal state of pregnancy?
"To have a healthy baby, you need to do a lot of homework in advance, but it's not just about quitting smoking, abstaining from alcohol, not taking drugs, etc. To make your baby healthier and smarter, it's important to choose the timing of conception. For example, it's best not to conceive in early winter or early spring, not during menstruation, or even in thunderstorms..."
When it comes to not recommending the timing of pregnancy, doctors often say and repeatedly emphasize that avoiding anxiety, especially for women who are never able to conceive, is precisely because long-term anxiety affects normal pregnancy. In clinical practice, women who are often infertile make up their minds not to have children after trying various methods and fail, but instead find themselves pregnant, which is the result of the negative emotional effects.
Anxiety can not only lead to infertility, but can also cause children to develop "hyperactivity disorder" in the future. Some women are afraid of getting pregnant and having a child. Before pregnancy, they worry about what their future baby looks like, whether she is healthy and smart, as well as pregnancy reactions and the pain that childbirth may bring... All of these have brought various emotional effects and anxiety to expectant mothers who are pregnant with new lives.
If you become pregnant during an anxious period, this negative emotion is likely to be transmitted to the fetus, causing various uncomfortable feelings and a sharp increase in the frequency of fetal activity. If this excessive activity runs through the entire fetal period, causing long-term anxiety in the fetus, children tend to be thin and prone to crying after birth, and grow up with unstable emotions, poor self-control, prone to ADHD, and is not conducive to postpartum recovery of pregnant women, even leading to depression.
Generally speaking, doctors will judge whether to achieve "eugenics" based on three criteria, namely, the physical condition, emotional impact, and intellectual level of prospective parents. However, adverse emotional effects are often ignored.
Therefore, if you are in a mental state of anxiety, depression, or heavy mental burden, it is best to temporarily take contraceptive measures, as this not only affects the quality of sperm or eggs, but also affects the hormone secretion of pregnant women due to emotional stimulation after conception, making the fetus uneasy, restless, and affecting its growth and development.
In addition, pressure from work and life can also cause abnormal ovulation, which not only makes it difficult to conceive, but also is detrimental to the health of the baby.
Recruitment:
1. Don't think about childbirth so terrifically, and don't have to carry a mental burden on it. Instead, learn and master some pregnancy knowledge about pregnancy and childbirth to avoid excessive panic and anxiety.
2. It is also not suitable to conceive under conditions of excessive fatigue such as continuous night shifts, long-distance travel, addiction to nightlife, and excessive physical labor. Before pregnancy, it is best to change bad living habits, try not to stay up late, and pay attention to a balanced diet; Change the nature of your job and try to switch to less stressful jobs.
Pregnancy in winter and spring: Children's physical fitness is not as good as that in summer and autumn
Although pregnancy can occur throughout the year, pregnancy in winter and spring is not as good as pregnancy in summer and autumn. This is because indoor and outdoor air pollution is relatively poor in winter, and viral diseases are easily contracted in spring, both of which are detrimental to early embryo development.
Generally speaking, the changeable climate in spring is conducive to the reproduction and growth of various viruses and bacteria. Influenza, mumps virus, varicella virus, etc. are all active in spring, which also increases the chances of pregnant women being infected with viruses, thus affecting the development of the fetus. In winter, because the weather is relatively cold, coupled with infrequent opening of doors and windows, indoor harmful gases increase, which also affects fetal development.
Advice: It is recommended to choose to conceive in April or May. This season is rich in vegetables and fruits, which is very beneficial for ensuring maternal nutrition and fetal brain development. At the time of labor, which coincides with the end of spring and the beginning of summer, the weather is mild and the food supply is abundant, which increases the nutrition for the pregnant women, smoothly passes the puerperal period, and creates favorable conditions for the body to recover as soon as possible. It is generally believed in the medical profession that babies born in late spring and early summer have a good physique and are not prone to illness.
Don't get pregnant after just stopping using birth control pills: consider it at least six months after stopping taking them
Women who have been taking contraceptives for a long time and want to have children should consider becoming pregnant six months after discontinuing taking the contraceptives. Do not become pregnant immediately during the medication period or just after discontinuing taking the contraceptives. Because contraceptives have the effect of inhibiting ovulation and interfering with the implantation environment of fertilized eggs in the endometrium, children who are pregnant during this period may have congenital malformations, and there are significant differences in weight, growth and development speed compared to normal pregnant children.
Therefore, women who take oral contraceptives for a long time should stop taking them for at least six months before becoming pregnant. During the half year period when medication is suspended, contraception methods such as condoms can be used to completely restore the endometrium and ovulation function within half a year, which is conducive to the growth and development of fertilized eggs.
Some couples may accidentally become pregnant due to failure to use contraceptives, and many people continue to conceive with a fluke mentality. It is recommended that if you become pregnant due to a failure to use contraceptives, it is best to go to the hospital for an abortion as soon as possible to terminate the pregnancy.
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Stop taking oral contraceptives in the first 6 months of the planned pregnancy time, allowing residual contraceptives to be completely expelled from the body. During this period, non drug methods such as using condoms can be used for contraception.
Don't rush to get pregnant after premature delivery or miscarriage: Give the uterus time to fully heal
"For women who have given birth prematurely or miscarried, their endocrine functions have not yet fully recovered, and reproductive organs such as the uterus have not yet recovered.". Especially for women who have undergone curettage surgery, if their bodies become pregnant quickly, it cannot provide a good growth environment for the fetus, and it is not conducive to the restoration of normal uterus. "After the first miscarriage or premature delivery, it is necessary to conceive at least six months later, so that the internal environment of the uterus has a complete recovery process.".
In addition, it is not appropriate for a man or woman to become pregnant when they are currently ill or are recovering from the disease. For example, suffering from acute infectious diseases, rubella, influenza, and other diseases may affect the quality of sperm and eggs and the development of embryos. If a woman has chronic diseases such as heart, liver, or kidney that can affect her visceral function, she must use contraception until her condition is relieved, her visceral function is restored, and she cannot conceive until she no longer takes medication.
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"Neither husband or wife is ill and is not suitable for pregnancy. If a long-term drug user intends to have a child, it is best to consider pregnancy after stopping taking the drug for a period of time, and obtain the doctor's consent in advance and undergo regular examinations.".
Extreme weather such as lightning is not suitable for pregnancy: adverse emotions affect sperm and egg quality
There is a folk saying that "one cannot enter a room after drinking" and "one cannot enter a room without lightning". The reason why alcohol does not enter the room after drinking is very simple, because the alcohol in alcohol can affect the quality of sperm and eggs, thereby affecting the quality of fertilized eggs, which is not conducive to fetal growth and development. "Thunder and lightning are different, which means that emotional fluctuations have an impact on the quality of pregnancy.". In other words, if the environment during pregnancy is harsh, it is bound to affect the emotions of both spouses, and emotional changes can lead to instability in the human endocrine environment, which is not conducive to pregnancy.
Pregnancy 3 Script
A few days before getting ready to conceive, both spouses must pay full attention to physical rest and relax.
Before preparing to conceive, neither have too much or too little sex, which is not conducive to conception. Excessive frequency can result in thin semen and low sperm count; Excessive thinning can cause sperm aging and poor vitality.
Do not smoke or drink alcohol, do not contact radiation or harmful substances, and do not take any drugs.
When one of the men and women suffers from acute infectious diseases, tuberculosis and febrile diseases, the quality of sperm and eggs and the development of fertilized eggs will be affected.
Influenza: Fever may cause insufficient oxygen content in maternal blood, causing abortion, stillbirth or affecting fetal development.
Hepatitis B: Although fewer congenital malformations occur, hepatitis B virus can vertically infect the fetus, making the fetus also suffer from hepatitis. In addition, during childbirth, liver damage affects blood coagulation, leading to an increase in the rate of postpartum hemorrhage.
Heart and kidney disease: If a woman suffers from heart and kidney disease, pregnancy not only exacerbates the condition, but also can lead to heart and kidney failure, and can also cause fetal growth retardation, low weight, premature delivery, etc.