Patient's question:
I am training at an automotive inspection station and have been there for four years. Due to inadequate facilities, the office area is filled with a lot of car exhaust fumes every day. Sometimes it smells so bad that it makes me feel nauseous. For a while, I had chest pain, but after a thorough medical check-up, nothing was found. Now that I'm married, I'm worried about how it might affect future pregnancy. If I don't get pregnant, will the long four years of exposure have an impact on the baby!Doctor's answer:
If worry may interfere with the baby's advice, both parties can do pre-pregnancy tests. Generally, men are recommended to do sperm activity tests, liver and kidney function tests, and routine urine tests. Women are generally advised to do pelvic exams, appendage tests, leukorrhea tests, routine urine tests, and liver and kidney function tests. The above is advice on the question "Does smelling gasoline at an auto inspection station cause nausea and affect pregnancy?" It is hoped to help you, and wish you health!