Pregnancy affects the health of both women and fetuses throughout their lives, especially the development of the fetus in the uterus, which directly affects their entire life after birth. Therefore, physical examinations for women before and after pregnancy can ensure their health during pregnancy and smooth delivery. Otherwise, if abnormalities occur, it can lead to fetal malformations. So, how many people are pregnant with malformed fetuses?
1. People who do not understand maternity care. In the female population with malformed fetuses, if there is no awareness of pregnancy and childbirth, it is easy to lead to malformed fetuses. Before pregnancy, it is necessary to take folic acid, stay away from radiation and stimulating foods, undergo prenatal check ups in mid pregnancy, observe the growth and development of the fetus, and cooperate with doctors to prepare for delivery in late pregnancy. Without this series of common sense, it is easy to lead to the appearance of malformed fetuses.
2. Abuse of drugs. Women may experience different types of medication use during pregnancy, including the use of birth control pills, which can cause significant harm to the fertilized egg. Therefore, women who are preparing for pregnancy should stay away from all medications in advance, and do not use medication casually in case of any discomfort, until after the fetus is delivered.
3. People with bad habits. During the entire pregnancy and childbirth period, if different types of bad habits occur, including smoking, drinking, heavy makeup, or exposure to any unhealthy radiation environment, it may pose a risk of abnormal fertilized eggs in the body. These habits also include long-term fatigue, mental anxiety, or irregular diet and sleep patterns.
