What are the hazards of ozone to pregnant women?

Pregnant mothers will be defensive about many things around them, thinking that they may threaten the health of their babies in some way. Some may cause congenital diseases in babies, and some may cause deformities. We encounter many things related to ozone in our daily lives, and expectant mothers should pay special attention to this. Let’s talk about the harm of ozone to pregnant women.

Low concentration of ozone can be used for disinfection, but excessive ozone is an invisible killer! It strongly irritates the human respiratory tract, causing sore throat, chest tightness and cough, and triggering bronchitis and emphysema. Ozone can cause nerve poisoning, dizziness, headache, decreased vision, and memory loss. Ozone can destroy the vitamin E in human skin, causing wrinkles and dark spots on the skin. Ozone can also damage the body's immune function, induce lymphocyte chromosomal lesions, accelerate aging, and cause pregnant women to give birth to deformed babies. The ozone and organic waste gas produced by the heating of copier toner is a strong carcinogen, which can cause various cancers and cardiovascular diseases. Therefore, the hazards caused by ozone and organic waste gas must be taken seriously. Ozone stimulates the human upper respiratory system and will definitely have an impact on pregnant women, but it will not directly affect the fetus. If a pregnant woman feels unwell, it will affect the fetus, and the impact on the fetus is mainly through the mother's blood.

Excessive inhalation of ozone will have adverse effects on the human body and newborns. It is best not to let the baby stay in an environment with high ozone content. It is recommended to open windows for ventilation appropriately. It is best for pregnant women not to come into contact with these things frequently. You can take folic acid tablets in the first three months of pregnancy to prevent fetal malformations. Do not have sex, do not do strenuous exercise, and rest more in the first three months of pregnancy to avoid the possibility of threatened abortion.