Does CT affect pregnancy preparation?

In fact, many female friends will be affected by many emotions during the preparation for pregnancy. They will become very anxious and at a loss. In this case, they should ensure their emotions are stable, which will be better for their preparation for pregnancy. Don't worry too much. Even if you do a CT scan during the preparation for pregnancy, it will not have any impact. Instead, you should do a pre-pregnancy check-up.

Can I do CT scan while preparing for pregnancy?

1. Do a pre-pregnancy check-up: For women of appropriate age who are preparing for pregnancy, it is very easy to get pregnant by just having normal sexual life. If you have not gotten pregnant after one or two months of preparation, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a pre-pregnancy check-up to check for gynecological diseases. Any gynecological disease may cause infertility. The specific probability of infertility and whether treatment is needed should be followed the doctor's advice.

The husband should go with you during the pre-pregnancy check-up because men are at the same risk of infertility. At the same time, pre-pregnancy examination can also determine whether the two people have chromosomal abnormalities and the probability of giving birth to a healthy baby.

2. Pay attention to your diet: Many female friends suffer from infertility due to excessive weight loss or malnutrition. Eat more nutritious foods on a daily basis. Try to quit smoking and drinking. The toxic substances in tobacco and alcohol will affect the quality of male friends' sperm to varying degrees and reduce the chance of pregnancy.

3. Keep a good mood and don’t have too much stress: Modern women are under great work pressure, and the elderly urging them to have children often increases the pressure, leading to endocrine disorders and affecting conception.

5. Have sex on the day of ovulation: Accurately grasp the ovulation cycle, have sex on the day of ovulation, and conceive scientifically.

Medical experts point out that if a mobile phone is often hung around the waist or abdomen of the human body, the electromagnetic waves generated when it sends and receives signals will radiate to the sperm or eggs in the human body, which may affect the user's reproductive function.

Men who are planning to have a baby should be especially careful to stay away from electromagnetic radiation. This is because male chromosomes are more fragile than female chromosomes and are more likely to cause changes in the immune system. Secondly, male reproductive cells and sperm are more sensitive to electromagnetic radiation. Many men simply put their mobile phones in their trouser pockets, which poses the greatest threat to sperm because the trouser pockets are right next to the testicles.