Zhao Rui became very serious when she was more than two months pregnant. She often had to go to the bathroom to vomit once after just a few minutes after breakfast. Another pregnant female colleague in the same company basically had no early pregnancy reaction and should eat and drink every day, which made Zhao Rui envious.
But relatives and friends around him said that Zhao Rui had severe morning sickness, which was a good thing. Some relatives said that severe morning sickness was a boy, and that without morning sickness, it was a girl. Some relatives also said that after severe morning sickness, they had a high IQ for giving birth to a child. Zhao Rui was very confused. Is this really a problem?
Morning sickness is a common reaction in the early stages of pregnancy, usually occur between the 5th and 12th weeks of pregnancy. Studies have shown that 50% of pregnant women will have symptoms of morning sickness. Morning sickness may be related to the content of hcg in the pregnant mother's body. The higher the content of hcg, the more violent the reaction. It may also be related to the physical constitution of a pregnant woman, or even to the smell of food and the cooking method.
Pregnant mothers may have severe morning sickness, and some pregnant mothers may not have morning sickness. Morning sickness and intramoresia do not reflect whether they are giving birth to boys and girls. Some people vomited so hard that the sky was dark, and they ended up giving birth to a girl, while others gave birth to a boy without morning sickness. In fact, the child has already determined the gender of the child at the moment of conception, so morning sickness has nothing to do with the baby's gender.
Some people say that a child’s IQ is related to morning sickness. In fact, a child’s IQ is mainly related to innate inheritance, growth environment and parents’ education. Therefore, a child's IQ has nothing to do with morning sickness. Whether morning sickness is serious or not, it will not affect the child's IQ.
Some pregnant mothers are also worried that morning sickness will lead to fetal malnutrition. Normal morning sickness will not affect the normal development of the fetus. In the early stages, the fetus does not need the mother to provide additional nutrition. Therefore, it is not recommended that you force yourself to eat foods you don’t like, as this will only make your morning sickness process even more uncomfortable.
Generally, morning sickness will be relieved around the 4th month of pregnancy. If it is still serious after the fourth week, it may be hyperemesis gravida. It is recommended that pregnant mothers go to the hospital to find a doctor to relieve it.
