Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
In the current living environment, the substances that cause fetal malformations have increased significantly compared to three or four decades ago. In medicine, these factors that affect the developing fetus or have side effects are referred to as "teratogens." These teratogens include drugs, infections, chemical substances, and radiation materials, among others. During fetal development, exposure to teratogens can lead to changes in cell division and tissue and organ development, resulting in malformations or even death. Such harm to the fetus is extremely severe and irreversible. The severity of malformations caused by teratogens depends on the following three factors: