Can pregnant women use Rexona spray?

As the temperature gets hotter, many pregnant women sweat a lot. At this time, antiperspirant sprayers appear. So can pregnant women use antiperspirant sprayers? What effects will it have on the fetus? Can pregnant women use Rexona sprayers? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points can be of some help to everyone!

Can pregnant women use antiperspirant spray?

Pregnant women should avoid using antiperspirant sprays as much as possible. From the perspective of eugenics, there is a certain impact. Since the three months of pregnancy preparation is a critical time for the growth and development of the baby's organs, external factors at this time can easily affect the baby's growth and development. You can remove the local odor by rinsing with cold water, and be sure to keep the area dry.

If it has been used, it is recommended that you do Down syndrome screening at 15-20 weeks of pregnancy to check the brain development of the fetus, and do four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy to check whether the fetus has any major deformities and the development of key organs.

"Antiperspirant lotion or spray that is very effective in suppressing sweat and is harmless to the body" may be mentioned in the promotion of many cosmetics, but suppressing sweat itself is a behavior that is harmful to the body (abnormal sweating due to certain diseases is not discussed in the use of therapeutic methods to suppress sweat).

Sweating is a normal endocrine system of the human body. On hot days or after exercise, the body relies on sweating to excrete unnecessary heat and toxins to maintain a stable body temperature. If antiperspirant is used at this time, it may cause hyperthermia and severe cases may cause heat shock. In addition, it may also cause cumulative poisoning because antiperspirants can be absorbed through the skin.

In most cases, antiperspirant is just a cosmetic requirement, not a physical requirement. If you are pregnant, your physical and mental health should be the first priority during pregnancy.

Ways to suppress sweating during pregnancy:

Do not wipe off the fresh sweat immediately without affecting your normal activities, and try to increase the total area of ​​your body exposed to the air. When heat is dissipated faster, the amount of sweat will naturally decrease. In order to reduce unnecessary sweating in summer, you should first focus on cleanliness in your daily life, take a bath frequently, wash your underwear and socks frequently, and wear clothes with good breathability to facilitate the timely evaporation of sweat. Diet and spirit can also affect the metabolism of sweat. Therefore, in summer, you should eat less spicy food and irritating food, and drink less coffee, tea and other hot drinks in winter. Maintain a happy mood and stable emotions, and prevent tension and anxiety. For those who sweat a lot, in addition to paying attention to the above measures, you should also apply some prickly heat powder. In addition, do not wear tight boots, wear thin cotton socks with good breathability as much as possible, and do not wear the same pair of shoes for a long time.

If conditions permit, you can try other antiperspirant methods, such as single essential oils. Single essential oils such as citronella oil, clary sage, as well as orange, lemon, and lime have good antiperspirant effects. You can prepare it by adding 10 drops of the mixture to 100mL of water before going to bed or when you get up in the morning and apply it to the areas where you always sweat.

If it is "hyperhidrosis", you should go to the hospital for a check-up because systemic hyperhidrosis may be one of the symptoms of some diseases, such as hyperactivity of thyroid cysts, diabetes, and alcohol poisoning. Some people may sweat easily due to damage to the central nervous system. For this situation, the original disease should be treated first.