The harm of kitchen fumes to pregnant women

We often find that many pregnant people are reluctant to enter the kitchen, because every time they enter the kitchen they will feel nauseous and vomit due to the smell of oil fumes, or even feel very uncomfortable. Even family members do not recommend pregnant women who have already passed the pregnancy reaction to enter the kitchen, because everyone knows that oil fumes are very harmful to pregnant women. In fact, this is not only due to the harm of oil fumes, but also includes other types of harm.

Not only televisions, computers and mobile phones have radiation, in fact all electrical appliances, big and small, have radiation. Microwave ovens, refrigerators, and induction cookers all emit radiation that is harmful to pregnant women and fetuses. As for oil fumes, they are of course harmful to the body. Otherwise, why do people install range hoods? However, range hoods cannot remove all the oil fumes. When cooking, there is still thick oil smoke surrounding you. The carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, etc. contained in the fumes emitted from the kitchen are harmful to the human body.

In addition, when cooking oil is heated to about 270 degrees Celsius, oil mist condensation can be produced. If inhaled by the human body for a long time, it can cause damage to cell chromosomes. The smell of oil smoke can have an impact on the fetus, and in severe cases it can cause miscarriage. Moreover, about 3 seconds before and after the gas stove is ignited, people with a sensitive nose can smell a faint odor of gas. This is unavoidable. Burning coal gas and liquefied gas can release harmful gases. The coal combustion process releases a large amount of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and a large amount of dust. The coal smoke also contains the carcinogen benzopyrene. There is also the issue of high temperature when cooking, and a pregnant woman's belly is undoubtedly the place closest to the boiler. High temperatures are also very detrimental to the growth of the fetus, so pregnant women must reduce their visits to the kitchen.

After all, pregnancy is only 10 months, but the health of the child is a lifelong matter, so families with pregnant women should be more considerate.

Pregnant women should also do some appropriate housework at home, which is a good exercise for mothers who are preparing for a natural birth or who are gaining weight. For example, wiping tables and chairs, collecting clothes, hanging clothes, sweeping the floor, etc., but be careful not to do it too hard. For example, when mopping the floor, don’t carry water. Just use a cloth to clean it under the faucet, and then kneel down to wipe it. You should avoid doing this housework after your belly gets bigger.

For the health of children and pregnant women, we still need to be more careful. After all, such negligence has happened many times and caused irreversible consequences.