First-time women are unfamiliar with everything that happens after pregnancy. There is a feeling of apprehension and fear about what is about to happen. Pregnant women worry about whether their children will have defects; they worry about whether the toxic substances they have been exposed to in the past will have adverse effects on the fetus; women with diseases worry about whether the medicine they take will affect the development of the fetus, especially pregnant women with high blood pressure Worry about whether pregnancy will aggravate the condition and affect the healthy growth of the fetus. Elderly pregnant women are worried about giving birth to a deformed baby and are also worried about dystocia. Worries like this often put pregnant women in a bad mood. Pregnant women’s worries, fears, and thoughts will increase the secretion of adrenaline