What are the hazards of industrial alcohol to pregnant women?

Some of the wines sold on the market today are mixed with ethanol. The ethanol in them is also very harmful to the skin of the human body. Especially for pregnant women, because their physical constitution is relatively special, if they drink alcohol mixed with industrial ethanol during pregnancy, it is easy to affect the health of the fetus. Then let’s understand the harm of industrial ethanol to pregnant women.

The ethanol in industrial ethanol will threaten the body of pregnant women, and in the early stages of pregnancy, frequent contact with industrial ethanol will cause the pregnant woman to inhale medical ether, which will cause excitement and lead to fetal movement disorder. The early stages of pregnancy are a period of rapid fetal nerve growth and development. This type of stimulation by industrial ethanol will affect the growth and development of the fetus. It is very harmful to pregnant women and their fetuses.

Pregnant women need to spend their pregnancy in a safe and clean environment. Pregnant women bear the lives of two people, so they should not be exposed to harmful smells or ethanol. During pregnancy, you should not only pay attention to your health, but also pay attention to the natural environment. Whether it is the office environment or the natural environment in the room, it should be colorless and odorless, otherwise it will have a certain impact on the baby's development. Do not place spices or other odorous items in the room, and maintain natural ventilation.

Industrial ethanol can harm the human body. If the human body accidentally touches it, it can penetrate into the body through the skin. If it is a pregnant woman, it will have an impact on both the fetus and the pregnant woman herself. Therefore, pregnant women must pay attention to avoid this harmful substance.

Ethanol has extremely strong toxic side effects, and has a greater impact on the body's central nervous system and blood system. It will cause toxic side effects when absorbed through the digestive system, respiratory system or skin. Ethanol vapor can damage the human respiratory mucosa and eye vision. Symptoms of acute poisoning include: headache, nausea, stomach pain, fatigue, decreased vision and even blindness, followed by difficulty breathing, and finally numbness of the respiratory center and death. Symptoms of poisoning include: dizziness, drowsiness, headache, tinnitus, decreased energy, and impaired digestion and absorption. If the alcohol intake exceeds 4 grams, poisoning reactions will occur. If a small cup of more than 10 grams is accidentally ingested, it can cause blindness, and drinking large amounts can lead to death. The lethal dose is more than 30ml. Ethanol is not easily excreted from the body and will accumulate. It will be oxidized in the air in the body and converted into indoor formaldehyde and benzoic acid, which also have toxic side effects.