If frequently exposed to noise, it not only makes people feel irritable, but also damages their hearing and even their eyes. Especially for pregnant women, prolonged exposure to noisy environments can disrupt their sleep and increase the risk of developing hypertension. So, can late pregnancy noise cause premature birth?
If pregnant women are frequently affected by noise in the late stage of pregnancy, it is easy to cause premature birth. This is because noise can cause hormonal imbalances in pregnant women, leading to uterine contractions, which can easily result in premature birth.
In addition, noise during late pregnancy can cause the following hazards to the fetus:
Effects on fetal development: Pregnant women often hear noise, which may also affect fetal development and lead to low fetal weight.
Harm to fetal intelligence: Frequent exposure to noise can cause uterine contractions in pregnant women, leading to insufficient blood supply to the fetus and thus affecting the development of the fetal nervous system.
Affects fetal hearing: Noise also has an impact on fetal hearing, leading to a decrease in fetal hearing.
Affects fetal personality: Fetuses often listen to noise, which can affect their personality after birth and may lead to irritable and impatient personalities.
Fetal malformation: Long term exposure to noise stimulation may also cause changes in pregnant women's nerve cells and affect genetic inheritance, leading to genetic mutations and ultimately causing fetal malformation.
