Patient's question:
Doctor, hello:My job requires me to stay by the computer for a long time (working 8 hours), and I have already purchased an anti-radiation suit. I am now more than two months pregnant. May I ask if wearing the anti-radiation suit is sufficient, and whether I need to worry too much about radiation issues? Thank you!
First follow-up question: I heard that eating goose eggs is good for the fetus—is that true? What are the differences in nutritional composition between goose eggs and chicken eggs?
Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women are better off eating eggs, as they are quite nutritious. Goose eggs are a bit harder to digest, and their yolks are harder compared to chicken eggs. It's still best to eat chicken eggs, and if you can, go for brown eggs. Pregnant women generally need to strengthen their nutrition during pregnancy, such as eating more eggs and meat, while also consuming plenty of vegetables and fruits to effectively supplement vitamin C. As for the duck eggs you mentioned, they can be eaten anytime, but eggs are more nutritious.