Can perfume cause infertility? Can perfume be used during pregnancy?

Perfume will evaporate. When you use perfume in your daily life, you should tighten the cap of the perfume and keep it away from light. I heard that perfume can cause infertility. Is this true?

Perfume will not cause infertility, but try not to use perfume during pregnancy preparation. Perfume contains relatively more chemical ingredients, which may affect the fertilized egg and the healthy development of the baby. Perfume should not be used during the entire pregnancy and breastfeeding period, as it may affect the healthy development of the baby. Generally speaking, if you don't use it in large quantities, it will not cause infertility.

It is best not to use perfume during pregnancy because the fetus of a pregnant woman is in the development stage and is easily affected by external factors. Perfume is a liquid mixed with essential oils, fixatives and alcohol, which contains a large amount of chemicals. Long-term use may cause fetal malformation or even miscarriage.

It is not recommended for pregnant women to smell second-hand perfume, and try to avoid people who spray perfume. Because of the changes in hormones in the body, expectant mothers are more likely to be allergic to perfume, and experience skin itching, dizziness, runny nose, sneezing, coughing and even asthma. Some perfumes contain linalool, which can easily induce depression and frustration.

1. Seven-point method: First spray the perfume on the veins of left and right wrists, lightly touch the wrist veins, the back of both ears and the neck with the middle and ring fingers of both hands, then use a sprayer to spray the perfume on both sides of the waist, touch the perfumed areas of the waist with the left and right fingers, touch the inner thighs, the inner knees of both legs, and the inner ankles.

2. Spray method: Before putting on clothes, hold the sprayer about 10-20 cm away from your body, and then spray the perfume. The wider the spraying range, the better. Or spray the perfume in the air over a large area, and then walk slowly over it, so that the fragrance can be evenly retained on the body, leaving a light fragrance.

3. Dot-rub method: If you use a cream-based perfume, you can rub it directly behind your ears, on your wrists and knees, but avoid rubbing it on your chest, shoulder blades and pulse points, because only a slight rub can keep the fragrance light.