Harm of radiation to pregnant women

We all know that there is radiation around us all the time, and no one can completely avoid the effects of radiation. Some people carry their mobile phones and computers with them every day, so they will be affected by radiation to some extent. But we also know that radiation is bad for the human body, especially for pregnant women. If they are exposed to high-radiation objects for a long time, it may affect the fetus, causing fetal malformations or even death. So let's take a look at the harm of radiation to pregnant women.

Does computer radiation really have an impact on the fetus? Do other household appliances have no harm to the fetus? In fact, such worries are unnecessary. Many years of follow-up surveys by the Institute of Reproductive Health of Peking University have shown that the amount of electromagnetic radiation from computers is safe for the human body, including pregnant women, and is also safe for sperm, eggs, fertilized eggs, embryos, and fetuses. In real life, it is accidental for individual computer operators to suffer miscarriages or give birth to deformed babies, and the computer cannot be "convicted" for this reason. Does computer radiation really have an impact on the fetus? Since 1991, the institute has been conducting a follow-up study on 20 million children from pregnancy to 7 years old across the country to find the influencing factors and preventive measures for birth defects in newborns in my country, and computer use was listed as one of the items in the investigation. Experts have not found any adverse effects on the baby's development when pregnant women use computers. Normal computer use before and after pregnancy will not affect the baby. The electromagnetic radiation generated around the computer when it is running, including X-rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light, infrared rays, ultra-high frequency, high frequency, medium frequency and extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields, and static electricity fields, is far lower than the values ​​required by current Chinese and international health standards.

Experts from the World Health Organization also believe that computer radiation really has an impact on the fetus. There are many reasons why computer operation affects women's pregnancy outcomes. The main factors are work fatigue and excessive stress, followed by the extremely low frequency electromagnetic field from the computer. Currently confirmed high-risk factors that may cause birth defects in newborns include: "expectant mothers" over 35 years old; those who have been infected with viruses in early pregnancy, especially rubella virus infection; those who are deficient in some trace elements in early pregnancy, especially iodine and folic acid; those who have been exposed to X-rays or harmful substances such as benzene, lead, and mercury in early pregnancy; those who take medications in early pregnancy without the guidance of a doctor.

After reading the above article, I believe you all have a certain understanding. Many expectant mothers often come into contact with household appliances after pregnancy, which has a certain impact on the fetus. I hope that after reading the article, all expectant mothers can try to have less contact with the surrounding furniture and appliances with high radiation. Although we cannot stay away from electrical appliances and smart products with radiation, we still need to pay attention to it for the health of the baby.