What should pregnant women do if they smell floral water?

Floral water is a product that is often used in summer because it can repel mosquitoes and relieve itching, protecting the human body from harm by mosquitoes. However, not everyone can use floral water. For example, pregnant women should not have too much contact with floral water, because the spices contained in floral water will have a certain impact on the fetus. If pregnant women need to relieve itching, they can use soapy water or plant juice to relieve itching!

1. Can pregnant women smell floral water?

Pregnant women should not smell floral water.

Although toilet water is a volatile gas, generally speaking, if there is no skin contact, inhaling a small amount will not cause any harm to pregnant women and fetuses. Therefore, occasionally smelling its fragrance will not have much impact. However, if a pregnant woman smells floral water for a long time, it cannot be ruled out that it may affect the fetus.

Floral water is a perfume product made with floral oil as the main fragrance and alcohol. The fragrance used to make floral water is basically based on fragrant lavender oil, but rose and musk types are also used. The essence used in toilet water is slightly inferior and the content is also lower, generally 1% to 3%, so the fragrance is not as long-lasting as other alcohol solution perfumes. In order to prevent precipitation, a small amount of chelating agents, antioxidants and sun-fast alcohol-soluble pigments can be added.

Floral water contains musk, and most women who have watched harem dramas know that musk can cause miscarriage in pregnant women. The reason why pregnant women cannot use floral water is that it contains musk, which can cause fetal disturbance and is not conducive to fetal stability. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for pregnant women to inhale too much floral water to avoid some adverse consequences.

2. The harm of floral water to pregnant women

1. Floral water is irritating to the skin and also to the respiratory mucosa.

2. In order to avoid mosquito bites, often apply a lot of toilet water to various parts of the body. However, some people may experience symptoms such as itching and cold sweats when doing so, so you should apply the floral water in moderation to avoid adverse reactions in your body.

3. Floral water contains alcohol, which is a potential teratogen.

4. The borneol and musk in toilet water can cause miscarriage in pregnant women. Whether it is toilet water or other mosquito repellent products, as long as they contain musk ingredients, they should be avoided.

3. Common methods for pregnant women to relieve itching

1. Use soapy water

Soapy water is also an effective way to relieve itching because it is alkaline. The skin becomes acidic after being bitten by a mosquito. Acid and alkali neutralization can relieve the itching of pregnant women.

2. Plant juice relieves itching

Squeeze the juice of garlic or mint leaves on the bitten area of ​​the pregnant woman's skin, which can also relieve the pain and itching of the pregnant woman and bring a cooling sensation.