Can pregnant women use perfume? Can pregnant women smell perfume?

We all know that many girls like perfume very much. Pregnant women are not allowed to use cosmetics, but some pregnant women still like to spray perfume. So let's find out whether pregnant women can use perfume? Can pregnant women smell perfume?

Pregnant women cannot use perfume. Because perfume contains aromatics that may induce rhinitis and dizziness. Many perfumes contain a large amount of chemical substances. Long-term use can cause fetal malformation or even growth restriction in the abdomen. In addition, many perfumes contain musk ingredients, which may cause miscarriage in pregnant women. You should also try to avoid smelling perfume during pregnancy. Perfumes with strong irritating odors can cause dizziness, tears and other symptoms in pregnant women. Being in such an environment for a long time is also not good for fetal development. You can try to use some fragrant and pregnancy-friendly traditional Chinese medicine to make sachets. Not only is it safe, but the effect may be better than perfume.

Some pregnant mothers may be exposed to various perfumes due to work needs. In fact, perfumes are not absolutely forbidden. For example, pure plant perfumes have little effect on babies, but some perfumes have unknown ingredients and may cause certain harm. Of course, in the early stages of pregnancy, because this period is a sensitive period, try to avoid or not contact perfumes in the early stages of pregnancy, especially in the 3-8 weeks of pregnancy. 3-8 weeks is the sensitive period for pregnant eggs. In the middle of pregnancy, pay attention to the main ingredients of the perfume you are exposed to. If it is extracted from plants, it should not harm the baby. It is not a big problem to just smell it, but you should pay attention to health care and pregnancy examinations during pregnancy. If there are some chemicals in the perfume, try to avoid contact with these unknown chemicals as much as possible to avoid affecting the fetus. Especially if it contains musk, it will cause miscarriage. Therefore, try to minimize contact with perfumes whose ingredients are unclear during pregnancy. In addition, whether pregnant women can contact perfumes is individual. If you are allergic, you should not contact aromatic substances such as spices, flavors, and perfumes to avoid causing systemic allergic reactions and affecting fetal development. For some perfumes with unknown ingredients, you can seal them to ensure that they do not emit odors.

Whether smelling perfume during pregnancy will have an impact on the fetus depends on the length of time the perfume is smelled and the ingredients of the perfume. The ingredients of perfume are relatively complex. Most perfumes contain alcohol, musk and ingredients of unknown nature. If pregnant women smell perfume for a long time, it may cause dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and decreased appetite, which will have a certain impact on the growth and development of the fetus. Therefore, during pregnancy, especially in the first three months of pregnancy, pregnant women should avoid contact with toxic and harmful odors and odors of unknown ingredients to avoid damage to the fetus. After pregnancy, pregnant women should avoid drinking, smoking, and wearing heavy makeup. They can use moisturizing skin care products, but do not use skin care products with whitening effects or excessive heavy metals. Pregnant women should have a reasonable diet, do not be picky or partial, and avoid eating spicy, greasy, and difficult to digest and absorb foods.

Since perfume is quite harmful to pregnant women, we recommend that pregnant women not use perfume or use less perfume. Many pregnant mothers are still searching around to see if anyone has developed perfume specifically for pregnant women. So far, no perfume specifically for pregnant women has been found on the market. Because it is a perfume, it must have the necessary ingredients to make up the perfume, and various fragrances will have various effects on the body of pregnant women. At the perfume counter, the shopping guide will also remind pregnant women who come to buy perfume that some ingredients in the perfume are not suitable for use during pregnancy.