During pregnancy, most expectant mothers should be advised to regulate their emotions in a timely manner, maintain a stable and happy mood, and preferably not cry frequently. Some new mothers find this very confusing. So, can crying frequently during pregnancy lead to autism?
Frequent crying during pregnancy does not lead to autism, but do not cry frequently. Frequent crying is because during pregnancy, the emotions of the pregnant mother often fluctuate significantly due to changes in hormones in the body. However, as long as timely adjustments are made, it is enough. But if the emotions remain negative and crying frequently, it may lead to miscarriage or premature birth. In addition, frequent crying during pregnancy can increase the risk of fetal malformation.
If the pregnant mother cries frequently in the late stage of pregnancy, it can cause her mental state to be poor, such as fear, depression, or significant emotional fluctuations. At this time, negative emotions can lead to a series of changes such as poor blood circulation and hypoxia. Once the pregnant mother lacks oxygen, it can cause fetal hypoxia, which can increase or decrease the number of fetal movements. Prolonged fetal hypoxia is very bad.
It is recommended that expectant mothers maintain a good, stable, and happy mood during pregnancy. They should try to avoid various negative emotions, especially crying frequently. If their emotions are affected, they should make timely adjustments.
