There are many myths in our society regarding pregnancy. Which we believe blindly. If you must have noticed that since the time of our grandparents, some things have been said like this or we have been taught since childhood that we also feel that if we do not do this then this will happen. Not only this, these things are told to us with logic.
In this way these mythical things are presented before us due to which we start accepting them as true. Today we will discuss one of those myths here. Today we will talk about what is the reason behind loss of beauty during pregnancy? Now the question arises whether this really happens? Actually, ABP Live Hindi has started a series on ‘Myth vs Facts’. Through this series, all the myths in the society regarding pregnancy are dispelled. We will try to answer in a logical manner what people follow considering it to be true.
Facts Check: According to the myth, when a boy is born in the womb, the child steals the beauty of the mother. On the contrary, when there is a girl in the womb, the beauty of the mother increases. So she can thank the little boy growing in her womb. Of course, the truth of the matter is that morning sickness, changing hormone levels and a growing belly make many pregnant women tired and prone to acne. Especially in the first quarter. Therefore, at the peak of beauty, pregnant women are generally not there. And it does not depend on whether the child is a girl or a boy.
During pregnancy, changes in skin and hair occur due to changing hormone levels. Hence, it is wrong to say that if there is a boy in the womb, the skin will remain good and if there is a girl, the skin will deteriorate. Is wrong. Due to hormonal changes, skin can become clear and hair can also become beautiful.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Before implementing any suggestion, you must consult the concerned expert.
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