What will happen if a pregnant woman smells floral water?

Floral water is a commonly used mosquito repellent health product in modern life and is very popular. Moreover, the effect of floral water is very good. Just using a small amount can achieve the effect of repelling mosquitoes and refreshing. However, toilet water contains a lot of chemical substances, and some ingredients are even harmful to the body. Therefore, you should be careful when using it, especially pregnant women. Let’s take a look at what will happen if pregnant women smell toilet water?

Pregnant women should not smell floral water.

The toilet water contains musk ingredients. Although floral water is relatively easy to evaporate, when pregnant women smell it, the floral water will not come into contact with the surface of the pregnant woman's skin too much, but if pregnant women smell floral water for a long time, it will be harmful to the baby's development.

If pregnant women absorb a large amount of musk, it is easy to cause the baby to be underdeveloped or even cause miscarriage. This is because, on the one hand, musk has the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, which can induce labor in pregnant women in the late stage of pregnancy; on the other hand, musk contains the effect of stimulating nerves, causing irregular contractions of the uterus of pregnant women, which can easily lead to miscarriage.

If you look closely, you will see such words on the packaging of toilet water: "Pregnant women should use with caution or prohibit use." This shows that pregnant women cannot use floral water for the following reasons:

1. Floral water contains musk ingredients

Musk can cause miscarriage in pregnant women, and can also cause abnormal fetal development and fetal malformations. Therefore, it is best for expectant mothers not to use floral water, especially pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, it is best to stay away from floral water.

2. Floral water has a high alcohol content

Anyone who has used floral water knows that after applying it, the skin will feel cool, which is the same feeling as when applying alcohol. In fact, this is because floral water contains a high alcohol content. Floral water is generally used more frequently in summer when the temperature is relatively high. When floral water comes into contact with fire sources (such as mosquito coils, cigarette butts, candles, etc.), it can cause a fire and may threaten the life and health of pregnant women.