Women in pregnancy, will become irritable, temper will be very big, this is why? Why is a woman easy to lose her temper when she is pregnant? Let's listen to the experts' explanation
Many husbands find that their wives become cranky when they are pregnant. Although their husbands are careful and attentive, their wives are still dissatisfied. In fact, the endocrine system of a woman's body is in the process of change after pregnancy. In addition, the attitude of the pregnant woman and her family members to pregnancy often makes the pregnant woman in a state of stress, which is prone to change of mental state. In serious cases, mental disorder during pregnancy is mainly manifested by emotional instability, impulse and abnormal behavior.
1. Psychology believes that when pregnant, women will trace the emotional connection between themselves and their mother in the experience of coexistence with the fetus, that is, subconsciously arousing women's conflicts of love and hate for their mothers. If she had a bad relationship with her mother since childhood and was disliked or abused by her mother, she would not be able to form a proper maternal identity, and even dissatisfied with the fetus in her womb or doubted whether she was qualified for her mother's heavy responsibilities. Therefore, they are afraid and excluded from pregnancy.
2. Unhappy marriage, or unwanted conception. In this case, the resentment and dissatisfaction of the pregnant woman to her spouse or the pregnant person is transferred to the body of the fetus in the abdomen, resulting in the psychology of lack of pregnancy.
3. Worry about body shape changes. Generally, women attach great importance to their own body shape and appearance in marriage based on beauty. Pregnancy can change the self-image, so pregnancy often makes some women who pay attention to appearance suffer psychological shock, so they worry that their husbands will change their minds because of their clumsy body shape. In love, the stronger the jealousy, the more serious the psychological change.
4. Other psychological pressures. If forced by the outside world or their own expectations of the future baby's gender, it will increase the psychological burden, all day long for the possible unfortunate outcome and tremble. They may also worry about whether the fetus is normal, the economic burden, the difficulties of occupation, the deprivation of social life, and the tension of couple's sexual life. All of these can lead to physical and mental stress.