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Computer radiation can affect fetal development, but the extent of its impact is still unknown. According to clinical observations, it is estimated that about 10% to 20% of children born with congenital heart disease may be related to prolonged exposure to computers during their mothers' pregnancy. Wang Yujie from the Institute of Computing Technology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences said that aside from Japan, where statistics show that the risk of fetal illness among pregnant women who use computers is several percentage points higher than those who do not, no other research has confirmed this controversial issue. We believe that pregnant women should certainly take the minimum measures to prevent potential harm. Dr. Zeng recommends that both partners should stay away from the electromagnetic radiation environment 3 to 6 months before planning pregnancy. After pregnancy, pregnant women should try to avoid contact with computers during the first three months, as this is the most sensitive stage for fetal development, and organs have not yet fully formed. Any negligence could lead to lifelong regret. Currently, since you are wearing a radiation protection garment, the issue is not too significant after three months. The first three months are a critical period for the formation of fetal organs.