Patient's question:
This issue has been troubling me for a long time, and I'm very afraid that the computer will cause me infertility. Will this happen? Can it be checked?First follow-up question: If I want to get pregnant, how long before I should stop using the computer? Does ozone affect infertility?
Second follow-up question: Thank you for your answer, but I heard that sitting in front of a computer can have a certain impact on infertility. I also want to ask if copiers affect infertility. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! From a scientific perspective, only a portion of computer radiation harm is actually absorbed by the human body, and it has little impact on female fertility. However, if a woman spends a long time near a computer, the possibility of infertility is not entirely ruled out. Many women of childbearing age, due to prolonged sitting during work hours combined with severe lack of exercise, may experience impaired blood and qi circulation. This can lead to menstrual blood flowing backward into the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing lower abdominal pain, back pain, and even severe menstrual cramps. This condition may trigger chocolate cysts in the ovaries, which is one of the reasons for female infertility. Prolonged computer use may also lead to qi stagnation and blood stasis, causing blocked fallopian tubes, which can also result in infertility. Due to different sitting postures and varying body constitutions, endometrial tissue may proliferate outside the uterus due to qi stagnation and blood stasis, forming endometriosis infertility. This is also a significant cause of female infertility. To effectively mitigate the adverse effects of prolonged computer use, it is recommended to stand up and take a 10-minute break every hour or so while working at the computer. Additionally, engaging in outdoor activities or fitness exercises at the gym during weekends can help regulate these negative impacts.