Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I use a computer frequently for office work, and it is a liquid crystal display. The copier is also in my office. Will this be too large? Recently, our company needs to copy a lot of documents. Although I don't often go to copy myself, I sometimes have to go as well. If I become pregnant, will this have any adverse effects on the fetus? The main concern is that the copier is in my office. Please provide advice from the doctor. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Due to the fact that copiers have a certain level of radiation, it is recommended that pregnant women avoid using copiers as much as possible during pregnancy and try to stay away from them. This is because the coils, wire coils, and motors inside copiers emit radiation, and close proximity use may potentially affect the baby inside the body. Therefore, if pregnant women need to use copiers at work, they can ask for help from their colleagues or friends.