Are there any antiperspirants specifically for pregnant women?

Can pregnant women use antiperspirant? Summer is coming, and many female friends can't stand the feeling of sweating all over their body. It happens that they bought antiperspirant before they got pregnant. Can pregnant women use antiperspirant at this time? If you are pregnant and want to use antiperspirant, it is recommended that you read the detailed introduction in the article below before making a decision.

Can pregnant women use antiperspirant?

Although there is no solid evidence that the use of antiperspirants by pregnant women will have adverse effects on the fetus, it is recommended that pregnant women use less or avoid using antiperspirants. This is because antiperspirants are daily chemical products, that is, substances made from daily chemical raw materials. Although most of these products have passed the test of being harmless to the original manufacturer (except for counterfeit and substandard products), the immunity of pregnant women during pregnancy is lower than that of ordinary people. Sweating is the best way for pregnant women to metabolize body waste. If this method is blocked, the body will accumulate too much waste. Once a cold is caught, it will cause a variety of symptoms that are difficult to recover.

Skin care products that pregnant women are not allowed to use

1. Hair dye: It can cause mutation of somatic cell chromosomes, which can further cause skin cancer, breast cancer and fetal malformations. Some ingredients in hair dye may also cause allergic symptoms on the skin.

2. Perm solution: Chemical perm solution will also affect the normal development of pregnant women and fetuses, and a small number of women will also have allergic symptoms to it.

3. Lipstick: Lipstick is made of a variety of plant oils, fruit wax dyes and spices. Among them, lanolin is generally made of lanolin, which is a transparent paste collected and refined from wool washing liquid. Lanolin can not only absorb various heavy metals and excessive nutrients in the air that are harmful to the human body, but also absorb microorganisms such as E. coli that can enter the fetus' body. As the saliva enters the human body, the fetus in the pregnant woman's belly will be harmed.

4. Eau de toilette: Pregnant women are not suitable for using eau de toilette! Because some perfumes contain spices, they may cause miscarriage in pregnant women. Therefore, expectant mothers are advised to put away all the perfume on their dressing tables during pregnancy and save them for use after giving birth.

5. Detergents: Some substances containing chlorinated hydrochloric acid (present in detergents) are absorbed into the body through the skin. When they reach a certain concentration, they cause the death of the combination of sperm and egg, thus interrupting pregnancy.

6. Sauna and electric current: never touch them. Because the electric current will flow throughout the body, it may cause harm to the fetus; because the high temperature exceeding 53°C will increase the chance of miscarriage during pregnancy (up to 3 months).

7. Some ingredients: It is forbidden to use skin care products containing vitamin K, vitamin A acid and its vitamin D compounds during pregnancy.