Urgent! ! Does drying out of the vagina affect having children?
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My partner and I both work in the chemical industry; I’m in the production workshop while she’s in the thermoelectric workshop. I’d like to ask whether working in such an environment affects the ability to have children ? Urgent! !
Not in the short term, but there will be effects in the long term.
It depends on the type of work. If it involves radiation and one is exposed to it frequently, that certainly has a significant impact. If one often deals with acids and bases as well, that can also cause serious harm.
Of course, it also depends on whether your chemical plant has a large amount of benzene-based organic compounds
Exposure to organic solvents is not good. It’s best to leave such an environment before having a baby. It seems that it has a more severe impact on women. I’m not entirely sure though
Thermoelectricity is not greatly affected, aside from the multiple dust points. If the production workshop is exposed to little toxic and harmful substances, the impact is minimal
There was a female teacher in the laboratory who worked in analysis; before deciding to have a child, she informed her supervisor first, then went home to carry the baby for 10 months, and only returned to work once the baby was one month old. The leader is pretty good; they’re considerate! You can go to the hospital to have a blood test as well as some other tests!
Your wife’s working environment is likely not to be greatly affected, but your job is a cause for concern. First, you need to decide whether you want a boy or a girl; if you want a boy, it’s better to work in an alkaline environment, as the chances of having a girl are higher in acidic conditions:lol :lol Just joking. There are countless workers in chemical plants, so there’s no need to worry too much – just make sure to take proper precautions. No problem. Your working environment isn’t that bad, nor is it a highly hazardous position.
It’s impossible for it not to have any impact; take the chance if you can……
Hotspots generally do not contain toxic substances that cause serious harm to the body, so you can rest assured.
It’s not very suitable for women to work in the chemical industry; generally, they are only fit for doing laboratory work. After graduating, they are already around 24 or 25 years old, and in a couple of years it will be time for them to get married and have children. The work in the chemical industry involves harmful substances such as toxic gases, which is not conducive to raising the next generation. Since you two both work in the chemical industry, there’s no need to say more. It’s recommended that those who want to have children detoxify themselves three months in advance, especially the woman: lol
It has an impact, but it’s not absolute; it is recommended to detoxify 2 months in advance.
It’s not necessarily true: in our workshop, most girls are born in the alkaline environment, while more boys are born in the acidic environment. . . It might be related to gender. Moreover, it’s impossible to say that chemicals have no impact on fertility; it depends on the type and amount of exposure, as well as the environment. But there’s no need to worry too much – if there were a serious impact on fertility, employers would probably hire people who are already parents when recruiting staff
In that kind of working environment, if you smell the air while at work and compare it with the air at home, would you believe someone who says it has no impact? At the very least, Fang should leave the chemical plant for one to two years before considering returning
It has an impact, especially in the chemical industry, where the effects can be severe. It’s best to have a comprehensive check-up before having children, and once the wife becomes pregnant, it’s advisable not to go to work but to stay at home and rest.
Your wife won’t be affected working in the thermoelectric workshop; as long as she uses the proper personal protective equipment as required by the company, it’s fine. In our workplace, we are often exposed to substances like toluene and xylene, and among thousands of employees, no one’s children have shown any problems. Not to mention the idea that acid equals base
It mainly depends on the type of chemical industry involved; for example, a factory that produces vinegar is a food chemical enterprise. It is said that working in such a vinegar factory isn’t only harmless, but it can even cure many chronic health problems in some people