Can pregnant women use floral water? Will it affect the fetus?

Mosquito repellent floral water is a relatively common thing, especially in summer it is a hot-selling item and a weapon to avoid mosquito bites. But can everyone use this magic? Can pregnant women use mosquito repellent floral water? Pregnant women are a group of people who are more respected in the society. Today we will discuss whether pregnant women can use it.

Can pregnant women use mosquito repellent?

1. In fact, many pregnant women may not know that they cannot use mosquito repellent floral water when they are pregnant. You can see the instructions on the plastic packaging bottle of mosquito repellent toilet water, which usually says "Pregnant women should use with caution or prohibit use." Why can't you use mosquito repellent floral water when you are pregnant? Because mosquito repellent floral water contains the ingredient of dragon's blood, which can cause miscarriage. In addition, ordinary mosquito repellent toilet water contains 70% to 75% ethanol, so it is flammable. It is listed as a dangerous substance internationally and as a dangerous daily necessities in my country. Therefore, mosquito repellent floral dew should be used to avoid fire. It should not be used around burning mosquito coils, candles, and cigarette butts. Moreover, mosquito repellent floral dew contains dragon's blood, which is not good for the growth of babies. Therefore, for the health of pregnant women themselves and the safety of the baby in their belly, it is best for expectant mothers not to use mosquito repellent floral water.

2. Some expectant mothers prefer the light fragrance of mosquito repellent floral water when they are preparing for pregnancy. Maybe they think that since pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral water, it is always okay to smell it. Can pregnant women smell mosquito repellent floral water? Of course, mosquito repellent floral water belongs to volatile gas. Generally, a small amount of inhalation without skin contact will not cause any harm to pregnant women and fetuses, and the impact will not be significant if inadvertently inhaled. However, if pregnant women smell mosquito repellent floral water for a long time, then it cannot be ruled out that it may affect the fetus. In fact, it was said at the beginning that pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral water because it contains dragon's blood, which can disturb the fetus and is not conducive to fetal stability. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for pregnant women to inhale too much mosquito repellent floral water to prevent some adverse effects.

The above is the editor's explanation of whether pregnant women can use mosquito repellent floral dew. It seems that pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral dew. In summer, if you spray mosquito repellent floral dew on yourself, you need to stay away from pregnant women, because the smell of mosquito repellent floral dew can also be harmful to the growth and development of the fetus. It seems that expectant mothers have to think of other ways to prevent mosquitoes in summer.