Patient's question:
Does the TV have an effect on pregnant women?Doctor's answer:
Hello, general TV radiation has little effect on pregnant women, so there is no need to worry too much.1. When watching TV, maintain a distance of 3–4 meters from the screen and limit viewing time to 1–2 hours per day. Keep the window open for ventilation and take a break of more than 10 minutes in between.
2. After watching TV, it’s best for pregnant women to wash their hands and face to avoid dust and microorganisms on the skin, which could cause irritation or inflammation.
3. During pregnancy, especially in the first three months, it’s advisable for pregnant women to "ignore" the computer. If using it, keep a distance of at least 1 meter from the screen.
4. It’s recommended to wear electromagnetic wave protective clothing for pregnant women, such as radiation-proof belly wraps or skirts, while using a computer. Alternatively, you can add a radiation-blocking screen to the computer.