Patient's question:
I often have static electricity on my hands, and I get shocked when I touch metal. I heard that electricity has a big impact on the fetus, but I don't know if static electricity is a problem?Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women often experience static shock in autumn and winter, usually transmitted from the hands to the feet, which inevitably passes through the uterus. At this time, the fetus is very susceptible to damage; in severe cases, it can lead to fetal death in the womb, miscarriage, incomplete limbs, microcephaly, anencephaly, or congenital idiocy. However, ordinary static reactions have little impact. It is recommended that you wear specialized anti-static clothing.