Patient's question:
Hello, I would like to ask, can I use a computer during the first three months of pregnancy? If not, what harm does it do to the child? I heard that taking folic acid is quite useful for eating before pregnancy? Is that true?Doctor's answer:
You can use a computer during pregnancy, but do not exceed three hours of use per day. The radiation around a computer includes X-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light, infrared light, very high frequency, high frequency, extremely low frequency, and electrostatic fields. However, the intensity of their emissions is very weak and far below the standards set by China and international health organizations. Do not spend more than 20 hours in front of the computer per week to prevent miscarriage. Women of childbearing age who work with screens do not need to worry about the impact of screen radiation on the health of the next generation. Monitor radiation is harmless to reproductive health. Regular prenatal examinations and proper prenatal care should be conducted to avoid high-risk factors that could lead to fetal birth defects.