Patient's question:
I have a dog, it is five years old. I got married a year ago and want to have a child, but I heard that dogs are not good for babies. Is that true? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello: It's best to avoid contact.Pre-pregnancy Precautions:
◎ You can organize your living environment this month to make it easier for you to move around after pregnancy.
◎ Reposition items that could cause you to trip and leave as much space as possible.
◎ Place frequently used items in easily accessible locations when standing. Clean out items under the bed and on the wardrobe, and adjust the placement of kitchen utensils.
◎ Lower your clothesline or drying rack appropriately and extend the light cord.
◎ Add non-slip mats in the bathroom and other slippery areas.
◎ Install grab bars near the toilet for greater convenience during your later stages of pregnancy.
◎ Additionally, try to keep your workplace well-ventilated.
◎ If your living space has poor ventilation, find ways to install an exhaust fan or make other improvements.
◎ Develop the habit of putting things back in their proper places.
◎ Sufficiently supplement high-quality protein.
◎ Isolate yourself from pets such as dogs, cats, birds, etc.