Patient's question:
I had an unexpected miscarriage in June of this year, and now I'm pregnant again. I really want to keep the baby, but I also have to go to work. I don't know what to do. I'm so worried.Moreover, I have to use a computer. I don't know if anyone has any good suggestions?????
Doctor's answer:
Hello:Does the use of computers by expectant fathers and mothers have any adverse effects on the development of the baby?
When operating a computer, electromagnetic radiation can exist around it, including X-rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light, infrared light, and extremely high-frequency, high-frequency, medium-frequency, and extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields, as well as electrostatic fields. However, the intensity of their emissions is very weak and far below the current health standards required by China and international standards. A decade of tracking surveys have shown that the electromagnetic radiation emitted by computers is very small and is safe for the human body, including pregnant women, as well as for sperm, eggs, zygotes, embryos, and fetuses. In real life, the occurrence of miscarriages or the birth of malformed fetuses among some computer operators is a phenomenon and cannot be used to "condemn" computers. Foreign experts have yet to provide scientific evidence that computers affect fetuses. Therefore, he advises some expectant fathers and mothers that there is no need to "fear computers" and that normal use of computers before and during pregnancy will not affect your little baby.
(1) The radiation emitted by computers is far below the international standards, so it does not pose a threat to adults.
(2) During the first three months of pregnancy, the fetus is in a sensitive period of cell division and organ differentiation, so radiation protection is necessary:
1. Keep at least one meter away from the computer.
2. Wear protective clothing.
3. Take a shower and change clothes after finishing work.