Too cold or too hot is not suitable for conception

If you have plans to have a baby, when is the best time to do so? An environment that is too cold or too hot is not suitable for conception. Let's take a look together: Conceiving a baby requires a long period of preparation. During this period, both husband and wife should stay away from harmful environmental factors and choose the right time to conceive, so as to ensure the birth of a healthy and excellent baby. Couples planning to have a baby are reminded to avoid the following unfavorable factors when conceiving.

What situations are not suitable for conception?

Don't get pregnant when you're depressed

Once a person is in a state of anxiety, depression or heavy mental burden, it will not only affect the quality of sperm or eggs, but even if conception occurs, the stimulation of negative emotions will affect the mother's hormone secretion, making the fetus restless and agitated, affecting growth and development and even causing miscarriage. Therefore, when something unpleasant happens, it is best to temporarily avoid conception.

Don't put too much pressure on yourself

If you want to have a healthy baby, you should change your bad living habits before pregnancy, try not to stay up late, pay attention to a balanced diet, pay attention to your daily medication habits, and change the nature of your work (switch to a less stressful job).

Don't get pregnant on your honeymoon

Because both men and women run around and work hard to arrange the wedding and attend social events before and after the wedding, they consume too much physical energy, which reduces the quality of sperm and eggs. In addition, frequent sexual intercourse during the honeymoon will also affect the implantation of sperm and eggs in the uterus, reducing the quality of the fetus and eggs, which is not conducive to eugenics.

Don't get pregnant while traveling

Due to irregular daily life, no fixed place to live, lack of sleep, eating disorders, malnutrition, excessive fatigue and bumpy journey during travel, it may affect the growth of the fetus or cause contractions of the pregnant uterus, leading to miscarriage or threatened abortion.

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. Therefore, if one of the couple suffers from an acute illness, they need to wait until they recover and stop taking medication before considering conception.

Don't get pregnant at an advanced age

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

Do not conceive immediately after stopping birth control pills

Contraceptive pills have the effect of inhibiting ovulation and interfering with the environment for fertilized eggs to implant in the endometrium. Women who take oral contraceptives for a long time should wait at least two months after stopping the medication before conceiving. Women who have an IUD should wait until they have 2-3 normal menstrual periods after removing the IUD before conceiving. This allows the endometrium and ovulation functions to recover and adapt, which is beneficial to the growth and development of the fertilized egg.

Avoid contact with radioactive and highly toxic substances

Because germ cells are extremely sensitive to X-rays and highly toxic substances. If a woman has been exposed to X-rays, especially to the abdomen, she will need to wait four weeks before becoming pregnant. If you have been repeatedly exposed to pesticides and toxic chemicals, it is more appropriate to conceive at least one month after completely leaving the above environment.

Do not conceive immediately after a premature birth, miscarriage, or removal of a molar pregnancy

The endometrium of women is traumatized after premature birth or miscarriage, and if they conceive immediately, they are prone to miscarriage again and develop habitual miscarriage. Therefore, it is necessary to wait at least half a year after the first miscarriage or premature birth before conceiving again to allow the environment within the uterus to fully recover.

After the hydatidiform mole is removed, the trophoblastic cells that were originally hidden in the venous plexus may become active again or even undergo malignant changes after a period of time (usually 1-2 years). Therefore, for patients who have undergone hydatidiform mole surgery, in order to detect whether they have developed into malignant hydatidiform mole or choriocarcinoma as early as possible, regular follow-up for at least two years is required, and pregnancy should be avoided as much as possible during this period.

Don't smoke or drink

Since nicotine in cigarettes and ethanol in alcohol can damage sperm and egg cells, women who smoke and drink frequently should wait 2-3 months after quitting before becoming pregnant. It is best for the husband to quit smoking and drinking one month before his wife becomes pregnant.