Male pregnancy-associated syndrome

Some pregnant women experience vomiting, sleepiness and other pregnancy symptoms before delivery. These are all very normal. However, some pregnant fathers also experience vomiting, sleepiness and other quasi-pregnancy symptoms during their wives' pregnancy. Now, many people may wonder, do men also have "pregnancy reactions"? It will definitely be unbelievable. In fact, this is all based on scientific research. The full name of this phenomenology is "pregnancy syndrome", also known as male prenatal syndrome. So what are the reasons why men have this condition? Let's talk about it one by one.

Cause

Because when a wife is pregnant, her body changes, and she becomes increasingly anxious. Any little thing can turn into a mental hurricane. The wife will vent her depression and annoyance to her husband, and the husband can only bear it silently, because he is not the one who gave birth to the child, not to mention that he is a man - it is natural for our society to think so.

But for a period of time, the husband is not as devoted as his wife to stay at home and be a pregnant mother. He has to work hard during the day to support the family, look at the boss's face, and when he returns home, he has to correct his previous habit of doing less or even no housework. He also has to be considerate to his wife and take the burden of taking care of the family. At this time, if the husband happens not to be an energetic person, he will definitely feel physically and mentally exhausted.

Therefore, when he is a pregnant father, his mentality may become more and more depressed, which may be due to the pressure of his daily life and work.

What to do

We should have a correct view of pregnancy and childbirth. During pregnancy, we should learn more about medical knowledge in these areas and clear our minds. Couples can divert their attention by strolling or chatting, maintain a happy mood and a broad mind, and welcome the birth of a new life with a healthy attitude.