Can pregnant women use floral water?

Mosquito repellent floral water with a light fragrance has always been loved by women. And for pregnant women, are there any potential harms of mosquito repellent floral water? Can pregnant mothers use mosquito repellent floral water? Let’s find out together!

Can pregnant women use mosquito repellent?

Pregnant women should not use mosquito repellent floral water.

In hot summer, the number of mosquitoes in the home will increase, so many people use mosquito repellent floral water to prevent mosquitoes, relieve itching and prevent prickly heat, but mosquito repellent floral water is not suitable for pregnant women. Careful friends may find that the instructions on the plastic packaging bottle of mosquito repellent toilet water usually say "Pregnant women should use with caution or prohibit use". It is not difficult to see that pregnant women should not use mosquito repellent floral water.

It is often said that pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral water. This is because mosquito repellent floral water contains Sanguis Draconis, which can disturb the fetus, be detrimental to fetal stability, cause miscarriage, and is not good for maternal and child products. In addition, mosquito repellent toilet water contains 70% to 75% ethanol, which is flammable. It is listed as a dangerous substance internationally and as a dangerous daily necessities in my country. When someone at home uses mosquito repellent floral dew, they should avoid fire and not use it around lit mosquito coils, candles, or cigarette butts.

Therefore, for the safety of themselves and the baby in their belly, pregnant women are better off not using mosquito repellent floral water to disinfect, prevent prickly heat, and relieve itching, so as to avoid adverse effects on the fetus. Pregnant women can choose natural methods such as soap solution or applying garlic or mint juice to mosquito bites to relieve itching.

Can pregnant women smell mosquito repellent floral water?

It is best for pregnant women not to smell mosquito repellent floral water.

We all know that mosquito repellent floral water has a light fragrance, and many ladies prefer the fragrance of mosquito repellent floral water. Perhaps most pregnant women know that they cannot use mosquito repellent floral water, but they still can't resist smelling its fragrance, thinking: I can't use it, but it should be okay to smell it. Actually, it is not.

Although mosquito repellent floral water belongs to volatile gas, generally speaking, if it does not come into contact with the skin, a small amount of inhalation will not cause any harm to pregnant women and fetuses, so occasionally smelling its fragrance will not cause much harm. 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.

Mosquito repellent floral water is a kind of light perfume product made with floral oil as the main fragrance and ethanol. The spices for making mosquito repellent floral water are basically aromatic lavender oil as the main component, and rose blood type is also effective. The fragrance commonly used in mosquito repellent floral water is slightly inferior and has fewer ingredients, generally 1% to 3%, so the fragrance is not as long-lasting as other alcohol solution perfumes. In order to prevent precipitation, a small amount of antioxidants, antioxidants and sunscreen alcohol can be added to dissolve melanin.

Mosquito repellent floral water contains dragon's blood, and most women who have watched harem dramas know that dragon's blood can cause miscarriage in pregnant women. The reason why pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral water is that it contains dragon's blood, which can cause fetal distress 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 avoid causing some adverse effects.

The harm of mosquito repellent floral water to pregnant women

Pregnant women cannot use mosquito repellent floral water because it can cause harm to pregnant women. Many mothers probably have questions about what harm mosquito repellent floral water can do to pregnant women? Let’s take a look at the harm that mosquito repellent floral water can cause to pregnant women!

1. Mosquito repellent floral water has an irritating effect on the skin and the respiratory mucosa.

2. In order to prevent mosquito bites, often pour a lot of mosquito repellent toilet water and rub it all over the body. However, if you do so, some people will experience symptoms such as itching and sweating, so you should apply mosquito repellent water appropriately to avoid side effects on the human body.

3. Mosquito repellent toilet water contains ethanol, which is a potential fetal teratogen.

4. The camphor and dragon's blood in mosquito repellent floral water can cause miscarriage in pregnant women. Whether it is mosquito repellent floral water or other anti-mosquito products, if they contain dragon's blood ingredients, they should be avoided.

It is not difficult to see that mosquito repellent floral dew is very harmful to pregnant women, so pregnant women should not use mosquito repellent floral dew. There are many mosquitoes in summer. For pregnant women who cannot use mosquito repellent floral water and mosquito coils to prevent mosquitoes and relieve itching, mosquito nets are the best choice. Mosquito nets can most directly achieve the purpose of mosquito prevention and will not cause any harm to pregnant women. Therefore, pregnant mothers are advised to use mosquito nets more often in summer to reduce irritants and prevent mosquitoes and relieve itching.