Is it okay for pregnant women to wear fur? (Sable)

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Absolutely not. The tanning process in fur production involves a large amount of chemical toxins and heavy metals. Exposure during pregnancy through skin contact or inhalation can easily cause fetal deformities. Mink fur is also not suitable. It is recommended to wear cotton clothing or winter coats made of cotton and down. Additionally, new clothes should be aired out for a month before wearing.
Chinese clothing extensively uses formaldehyde, which is carcinogenic. In Europe and the US, it is banned, but the Chinese government not only does not ban it but also violates consumers' right to know. People lack awareness of this. During pregnancy, airing out new clothes for a month allows the formaldehyde to dissipate, reducing the risk of the fetus developing leukemia in the future.