Does hair dyeing affect pregnancy?

Tired of their black hair, many people change their hair color by dyeing it. Some female friends dye their hair one month before preparing to get pregnant. At that time, they had no idea that they would be pregnant one month later. I was worried about the impact on the fetus when I knew I was pregnant. Does dyeing my hair one month before pregnancy have any impact on the fetus?

Does dyeing your hair one month before pregnancy have any effect on the baby?

It won’t have a big impact if you dye your hair one month before getting pregnant. If you get pregnant again, you must have a good prenatal checkup. In addition, everyone should note that you should not dye your hair during pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you accidentally dye your hair during breastfeeding or pregnancy, you should be rational first. Generally speaking, dyeing your hair only once will not cause too much damage. If you come into contact with hair dye in large quantities, it will cause serious harm. You should monitor the condition of the fetus. After dyeing your hair during breastfeeding, you must be careful about the breast milk being contaminated by the hair dye. To avoid harm, do not breastfeed your child.

How long does it take to get pregnant after dyeing your hair?

It is recommended to consider pregnancy 3-6 months after dyeing your hair. Experts remind that dyed hair, no matter what kind of hair dye or its products, generally contain toxic fragrance compounds. Long-term use may harm the human hematopoietic system, or cause fetal deformities in pregnant women. At the very least, it may cause dermatitis, skin redness, itching, ulcers, etc. For the health of themselves and their babies, women who are preparing to get pregnant should not dye their hair.

For women in the first three months of pregnancy, they should try to avoid perming or dyeing their hair, because perming agents contain alkaline nitro compounds and hydrogen peroxide; especially hair dyes contain alicyclic compounds with nitro and hydroxyl groups, which can affect the growth and development of the fetus, and in severe cases cause defects in the fetus.

If you get pregnant one month before conception without any preparation period, even if it will affect the fetus, it is difficult to prevent it. Female friends can only do more examinations to understand the condition of the fetus. If a woman is preparing for pregnancy, it is recommended that she should not dye her hair during the six months of preparation, and she should not dye her hair after becoming pregnant.