Pregnant mothers, beware of "Pregnancy Stress Syndrome"

　　The baby born in the 1980s has reached the peak of childbirth. Many mothers born in the 1980s are still very nervous and anxious before their due date. Some even ask to arrive two weeks or more in advance. Hospital Expecting to give birth. According to experts, these pregnant women are likely to suffer from "pregnancy stress syndrome". This kind of tension and sensitivity is not only unnecessary, but may even affect themselves. healthy and fetus development.

　　Xiao Zhou, a pregnant woman born in the 1980s, is still two weeks away from her due date, but she has been so nervous recently that she has trouble sleeping and eating at home. She had to go to the obstetrics clinic of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University accompanied by her family and asked to be hospitalized to wait for delivery. However, there is no such clinical For those who came to the hospital to expect labor, the hospital still focused on persuasion and did not admit them to the hospital.

　　Huang Shiping, chief physician of the obstetrics clinic of the hospital, said that now is the birth peak of the post-80s generation, and it is not uncommon for pregnant women to request to come to the hospital to give birth two weeks or more in advance. Every day in the obstetrics clinic, many pregnant women come to the hospital due to excessive stress and ask for some minor questions, such as whether they can use air conditioners during pregnancy and whether they must wear radiation-proof clothing.

　　Prenatal stress in pregnant women has partly affected their physical and mental health and fetal development. Because when a pregnant woman is nervous, it will also cause psychological stress in the fetus, causing the mother and child to be unable to cooperate well with each other, which can easily lead to depression or premature birth . Therefore, pregnant women must relieve excessive stress.

　　Ding Jie, deputy chief physician of the hospital, suggested that to avoid "pregnancy stress syndrome", you must first increase your understanding of fertility knowledge and exchange experiences with young mothers.； Adhere to regular obstetric examinations and pay attention to daily physical observation and monitoring ； In addition, we must strengthen our confidence, believe in science, eat well, sleep well, nourish our energy, and welcome the arrival of little life with a positive attitude.