Women in the first two to three months of pregnancy often experience "morning sickness," characterized by nausea, dizziness, fatigue, and a lack of appetite.
This is a normal physiological response after becoming pregnant.
However, some husbands also exhibit similar symptoms of 'morning sickness' when their wives show pregnancy reactions.
Once the wife's pregnancy symptoms subside, the husband's symptoms also improve.
This peculiar phenomenon of the wife being pregnant and the husband falling ill is medically referred to as "Couvade Syndrome."
Simply put, it is a psychosomatic illness in males caused by psychological issues.
Such as excessive anxiety, worry, tension, and more.
"Mr. Mo, first of all, I want to congratulate you, as the examination showed no signs of pregnancy. Multiple medical tests can confirm this."
Zhou Can seriously informed this patient of the test results.
