Is it OK to smoke occasionally during pregnancy?

Many women smoke and drink before they get pregnant. Sometimes they can quit drinking but it is difficult to quit smoking, and they still smoke even after they get pregnant. Some people do not smoke but are always exposed to secondhand smoke. Secondhand smoke is very harmful to humans, let alone pregnant women. Therefore, some women want to know what to do if they are exposed to secondhand smoke in the late pregnancy? Is it okay? Let me give you an answer below.

What should I do if I breathe in secondhand smoke during late pregnancy?

Sometimes sucking will not have a big impact on the fetus and you can rest assured, but you should pay attention next time, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables (especially those containing carotene and vitamin C), because vitamins have antioxidant effects and can prevent cancer (such as papaya, tomatoes, carrots, winter melon and other fruits and vegetables.) Drink more water and urinate more. Increasing exercise and sweating more can speed up the removal of tobacco tar and other substances from the body. Frequent smoking is very harmful and can cause fetal deformities. Women are born with low resistance, so it is recommended not to smoke during pregnancy. Especially avoid secondhand smoke, and don't drink products containing caffeine. I hope to have a beautiful and healthy baby!

Does long-term exposure to secondhand smoke have a big impact on pregnancy preparation?

Yes, long-term exposure to secondhand smoke will indeed have an impact on pregnancy, so you need to pay attention to it. You should also pay attention to the absorption of secondhand smoke during the pregnancy preparation period. It might be better to pay more attention to it in daily life. If you can't avoid it, it may have some consequences. Sometimes, it can be understood, so don't worry too much. During the period of preparing for pregnancy, you should avoid high temperature, noise, radiation, fertilizers, and small pets, and take folic acid tablets in advance to prevent fetal malformations.

Finally, I would like to remind pregnant mothers that children's immune system is very poor. Do not smoke or drink during pregnancy, let alone absorb secondhand smoke. The harm of secondhand smoke entering our body is greater than the harm of smoking, let alone during pregnancy. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant mothers do not go to smoky areas, and fathers should not smoke when their relatives are pregnant. Ensure the health of pregnant women.