Patient's question:
While cooking lunch, I accidentally touched a plug, and at that time, I felt my heart rate accelerating. Does this have an impact on fetal development?Past treatment history and effectiveness: There has been no occurrence of a similar situation before.
What kind of help do you want: Does this have an impact on fetal development?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, electrocution refers to a disease where a certain amount of current or electrical energy passes through the human body, causing systemic and local injuries. If a pregnant woman is electrocuted, it will definitely affect the fetus inside her. If there is no abdominal discomfort and the duration of electrocution is short, with immediate removal of the source, it generally has no impact on the fetus. If you are still concerned, it is recommended to actively seek medical attention and undergo relevant examinations to determine the condition of the fetus inside the uterus. It is advised to promptly visit a regular hospital for treatment, undergo related tests and examinations to confirm whether there is myocardial cell damage or other physical injuries, and observe whether the growth and development indicators of the fetus are normal.