Can pregnant women smell lilies?

When spring comes, the air is filled with fragrance, including the scent of green grass. This is also a good time for spring outings. At this time, people choose some places with good natural environment to take a walk and relax, especially pregnant women who are not yet menstruating should walk around. So, can pregnant women smell the fragrance of lilies? Let's find out.

Can pregnant women smell lilies?

1. Pregnant women should avoid flowers with strong fragrance, such as lilies. Because the strong fragrance may irritate the nerves of pregnant women, causing headaches, nausea, vomiting, and affecting their appetite. In severe cases, it may cause fetal instability or even miscarriage. Bee pollen generally contains some ingredients that may cause skin allergies if they get on the skin or are inhaled into the respiratory system. The strong fragrance is more likely to aggravate the symptoms of allergies.

2. Pregnant women should stay away from flowers with strong smell. Generally speaking, pregnant women's homes can raise aloe vera, cactus, etc. These plants have a light fragrance and can release carbon dioxide both day and night, which has a certain effect on the air conditioning system. Aloe vera can also absorb some indoor harmful substances to a certain extent, such as indoor formaldehyde, and has many benefits.

Which fragrance is strictly forbidden for pregnant women to smell?

Lilac can cause dizziness and cough in pregnant women; hydrangea can cause poisoning if swallowed by pregnant women; oleander can increase the effect of miscarriage; poinsettia can cause nervous disorder in pregnant women; mimosa can cause miscarriage and fetal deformity; tulip can affect the development of the fetus; tuberose can affect the development of the fetus; lily of the valley can cause miscarriage and skin allergies. In addition, the pollen of lily of the valley generally contains some ingredients.

Regarding whether pregnant women can smell the fragrance of lilies, relevant research data have been obtained. In fact, many flowers are not suitable for pregnant women to observe closely. The editor has also written in detail about the flowers that pregnant women cannot observe closely. Pregnant women should understand this taboo well. If you know it is not good, don't touch it to avoid affecting the growth and development of the fetus.