Patient's question:
At 35 weeks pregnant, I forgot to turn off the gas cylinder after cooking lunch yesterday. The gas stove was off, and the kitchen window was open. I only realized in the morning that I hadn't turned off the gas cylinder while cooking. What should I do? I'm worried about my baby. My friend said that as long as either the gas stove or the gas cylinder is off, there won't be a gas leak. I usually turn both off.Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Well, considering safety aspects? Both valves need to be shut tight. However, our gas cylinders generally will absolutely not leak again under normal circumstances, unless it's an old appliance. Well, every time you cook, you must develop a good habit of closing both valves. Regarding your gas cylinder, if it's being used continuously, it absolutely should not leak again, and we also need to open the windows for ventilation every day, so it should absolutely not cause any interference to the baby. However, it is still recommended that you pay extra attention each time you use it.