Men and women should pay attention! Be sure to avoid these 10 "black" times to conceive!

1. Don’t get pregnant when you are emotionally depressed

Once a person is in a mental state of anxiety, depression, or has a heavy mental burden, it will not only affect the quality of sperm or eggs, but even after conception, the emotional stimulation will affect the mother's hormone secretion, making the fetus restless and agitated, affecting growth and development, and even causing miscarriage.

2. Don’t get pregnant on your honeymoon

Because before and after the wedding, both men and women run around and work hard to arrange the wedding and attend social events, they consume too much physical energy, which reduces the quality of sperm and eggs, thus being detrimental to eugenics.

3. Do not conceive during illness

Because illness can affect physical fitness, the quality of fertilized eggs, and the intrauterine implantation environment, medications taken during illness may also have an adverse effect on sperm and eggs.

4. Don’t get pregnant while traveling

Regularly, the cerebral cortex is often in an excited state, coupled with excessive fatigue and bumpy journey, which can affect the growth of the fetus or cause contractions of the pregnant uterus, leading to miscarriage or threatened abortion.

5. Don’t get pregnant at an advanced age

The proportion of women over 35 years old who suffer from chromosomal aberrations and thus have deformed fetuses tends to increase with age.

6. Don’t get pregnant immediately after stopping birth control pills

Women who take oral contraceptives for a long time can only conceive at least two months after stopping the medication; women who have an IUD should wait until they have 2 to 3 normal menstrual periods before conceiving after removing the IUD.

7. Avoid exposure to radioactive and highly toxic substances before conception

Because germ cells are extremely sensitive to X-rays and highly toxic substances. It is more appropriate to conceive at least one month after completely avoiding contact with radioactive and highly toxic substances to avoid giving birth to a deformed fetus.

8. Don’t smoke or drink

For women who smoke and drink frequently, it is best to wait 2 to 3 months after quitting before becoming pregnant. It is best for the husband to quit smoking and drinking one month before his wife becomes pregnant.

9. Do not conceive immediately after premature birth, miscarriage, or removal of hydatidiform mole

After a woman has a premature birth or miscarriage, her endometrium is traumatized and if she becomes pregnant immediately, she is more likely to have another miscarriage and develop habitual miscarriage. After the hydatidiform mole is removed, regular follow-up is required for at least two years, and pregnancy should be avoided as much as possible during this period.

10. Avoid getting pregnant during hot or cold seasons

Because the early stages of pregnancy are the stage when the fetus's cerebral cortex is initially formed, hot weather will affect appetite, leading to reduced protein intake and high body consumption, which will affect the development of the fetal brain. In cold seasons, pregnant women spend more time indoors where there is less fresh air, which increases their chances of coming into contact with respiratory viruses, making them more likely to catch a cold and harm the fetus.