Does drinking cola during pregnancy have any effect on the fetus?

Coca-Cola contains a lot of caffeine, clonidine, melanin and other substances, which can have adverse effects on pregnant women and fetuses. Fetuses are particularly sensitive to substances such as caffeine. Perhaps many pregnant women do not understand the serious consequences of this problem, nor do they know what impact drinking beverages will have on the fetus. So what effects does drinking Coke during pregnancy have on the fetus? The following is a detailed explanation of this issue.

In addition to affecting the fetus's genetic inheritance, caffeine can also quickly pass through the mother's placenta to the fetus. If pregnant women consume too much cola-type beverages, the fetus in the pregnant mother will immediately suffer the adverse effects of caffeine. It is also very easy to cause fetal death or excessive weight at birth and other adverse effects such as poisoning.

Moreover, when too much clonidine and caffeine enter the body of pregnant women, it will cause the pregnant women's nervous system to be excited, causing side effects such as irritability, accelerated breathing, white meat tremors, tachycardia, insomnia, tinnitus, dizziness, etc., which will greatly affect the pregnant women's mental activities and thus affect the fetus.

What are the disadvantages of drinking beverages during pregnancy to the fetus?

1. Cause fetal deformity. Coca-Cola contains a high content of caffeine, which can seriously harm the fetus's brain, heart and other organs, and can also cause fetal deformities or congenital diseases.

2. Cause osteoporosis. People who love to drink beverages are 5 times more likely to suffer a fracture than those who drink carbonated drinks. The ammonium sulfate in Coca-Cola may be the reason for the increased fracture rate, because a large amount of phosphorus can affect the body's digestion and absorption of calcium. The caffeine often contained in Coca-Cola also has a decalcifying effect.

3. Causes burden to the stomach. Although Coca-Cola is not easy to dissolve our stomach, it will still put a certain burden on the stomach. Pregnant women with gastric ulcers are best not to drink it.

4. Easy to get esophageal cancer. Indonesian scientists have found that the incidence of esophageal cancer is relatively high among groups that consume a lot of soft drinks such as Coca-Cola. The researchers speculated that the pressure of carbon dioxide might cause gastric juice to flow back into the esophagus, thereby irritating the esophagus and causing esophageal cancer, but there is currently no sufficient scientific evidence to support this statement. However, it is certain that people with digestive diseases and those with poor stomachs should strictly control carbonated drinks.