Pregnant and cooking, always smelling coal gas, is it deformed?

Patient's question:

I just got pregnant for over 40 days. Because the place where we live is not good, we often smell strong coal gas. I am quite concerned about what effect this might have on the child. I would like to ask if fetuses will be deformed if pregnant women smell coal gas every day?

Doctor's answer:

Pregnant women inhaling coal gas daily can have a certain impact on the fetus. It generally does not cause fetal malformation but may affect growth and development. It is important to take protective measures, stay away from harmful environments, and avoid adverse reactions. If accidentally exposed to an odor occasionally, it will not affect the child. Pay attention to getting more rest after pregnancy, avoid sexual intercourse, and do not eat raw, cold, spicy, or irritating foods. Instead, consume more light and nutritious foods.

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