What are the wrong health care practices during pregnancy?

　　1. Pregnant women are lazy and do nothing. Lack of exercise causes obesity, which is harmful to fetus unfavorable.

　　2. Exposure to radiation: Pregnant women in early pregnancy are exposed to too much X-rays and undergo B-ultrasound for gender check. These radioactive substances can easily cause fetal malformations.

　　3. Dieting and picky eating among pregnant women with nutritional disorders will cause malnutrition and hinder the normal development of the fetus.； Gluttony can lead to overnutrition, leading to maternal obesity, oversized fetuses, and dystocia.

　　4. Some pregnant women don’t check if they know they are pregnant. Hospital Checking and neglecting health care during pregnancy may lead to malposition of the fetus, malformation of the fetus, and eventual regret when an accident occurs during delivery.

　　5. Not counting the due date. Some pregnant women do not calculate the due date after pregnancy, and travel far away before giving birth, resulting in delivery on the road.

　　6. Drug abuse Abuse of certain antibiotics, sedatives, anesthetics, hormones and other drugs during pregnancy can easily cause fetal malformations.

　　7. Vibration can easily cause dystocia if pregnant women do heavy work, fall, or travel long distances. premature birth and intrauterine infection, affecting fetal development.

　　8. Excessive sexual life. In early pregnancy and late pregnancy, sexual life is uncontrolled, which can easily lead to miscarriage, premature birth and intrauterine infection.

　　9. Smoking If pregnant women smoke, the nicotine in the smoke enters the bloodstream from the respiratory tract and reaches the fetus, affecting fetal development and even miscarriage.

　　10. Hospital delivery and misuse of birth-inducing needles at home can easily cause Uterus Rupture endangers the life of the fetus.

　　11. Pregnant women who use caesarean section carelessly and require caesarean section are on the rise. Little do they know that caesarean section may cause sequelae and may also increase neonatal morbidity and mortality.

　　12. Abnormal mood. Pregnant women are in a bad mood for a long time, which will affect endocrine function and be detrimental to the fetus.

　　13. Drinking Alcohol is a teratogenic factor. Drinking by pregnant women can destroy the growing embryonic cells, which not only slows down the development of the fetus, but also causes malformations of certain organs.