Patient's question:
I am a person with an 8-year-old child and now want a second child. However, both times, at the two-week mark, the pregnancy naturally miscarried without a detectable fetal heartbeat or embryo. During my first pregnancy, I had no exposure to computers. Now, we have a computer at home and I frequently use it. Could it be affecting me? Can I still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
There is a certain relationship. When using a computer, electromagnetic radiation can exist around it, including X-rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light, infrared rays, and electromagnetic fields of ultra-high frequency, high frequency, medium frequency, and extremely low frequency. There are also electrostatic fields. However, the intensity of their emissions is very weak and far below the current health standards required by China and internationally. It is recommended that pregnant women, during the first three months of pregnancy when the fetus is in a sensitive period of cell division and organ differentiation, take protective measures against radiation: 1. Keep at least one meter away from the computer. 2. Wear a protective skirt. 3. Take a shower and change clothes after finishing work.