During pregnancy, especially in the summer in rural areas, there are too many mosquitoes. Many pregnant women have doubts about whether using mosquito coils or other mosquito repellent products will cause side effects on the pregnant woman and fetus. They are afraid that the smoke generated by using mosquito coils may be inhaled into the nostrils and harmful to the fetus. So, what do pregnant women use to repel mosquitoes?
In fact, it is not difficult to choose. Mosquito repellent incense can kill mosquitoes and has more or less side effects on human body. For the healthy growth of the fetus, the best way is to use mosquito nets, which is a natural method and does no harm to the fetus. Other perfume and mosquito repellents contain more or less chemical agents, so it is best not to use them. Mosquito repellent incense or sprays are toxic, which can cause chest tightness or dizziness of pregnant women, lead to abnormal fetal movement, cause fetal hypoxia, and affect the normal development of the fetus.
Adding vitamin B1 to the bath solution is also feasible, as its odor can repel mosquitoes. Put 5 tablets of vitamin B1 in water and wipe your limbs with a cotton ball dipped in the liquid to drive away mosquitoes. In short, it is recommended that pregnant women choose chemical mosquito repellent products rationally, as these products are not suitable for both the mother and the fetus.
Find an empty bottle, carefully pour in sugar water or some beer, and place the bottle in a corner of the balcony or bedroom. When mosquitoes smell the sweet wine, they will quickly crawl into the bottle. Eating raw garlic causes the human body to sweat, which produces a scent that mosquitoes dare not touch.
