Will mosquito coils cause infertility?

In our daily life, we often use mosquito coils in the summer. It has become a habit. However, many friends who want to get pregnant are afraid that it will affect pregnancy. In fact, such worries are necessary. After all, mosquito coils are also a kind of medicine. What's more, we may use fake mosquito coils. So will mosquito coils cause infertility? To solve this problem, we will introduce it through the following introduction.

Pregnant women should be able to use electric mosquito coils, but there will be certain side effects. Normal people will also feel dizzy and chest tightness when using mosquito coils in a closed environment or with poor ventilation, not to mention pregnant women. The best way to prevent mosquitoes is to use a mosquito net, but of course this can only provide protection when you are sleeping. Normally, you can place a few opened boxes of cooling oil and wind oil in the bedroom, or place one or two pots of blooming tuberose, jasmine, Milan, mint or rose, etc. Mosquitoes will avoid them because they can't stand their smell.

Among the ingredients labeled on various mosquito coils, two words appear again and again—"pyrethroids". Pyrethroids are special substances extracted from a small African chrysanthemum. When it is released into the air in the form of gas, it can effectively repel mosquitoes. Is pyrethroid, the "main ingredient" of mosquito coils, harmful to the human body?

It is a low-toxic and highly effective insecticide allowed for use by the country. It is also a pesticide recommended by the World Health Organization for the prevention and control of sanitary pests and their vectors. There is a specified proportion in mosquito coils. Before obtaining a pesticide registration number, manufacturers must conduct toxicology tests on the product to ensure that it has no harm to humans or the environment before they can obtain the registration number. "But there is currently no research data on whether it will affect pregnant women, a special population.

Mosquito-repellent coils produced by regular manufacturers can be used with confidence. However, a few electric mosquito repellent tablets that do not meet national standard formulas release toluene concentrations that are too high and can harm the human body. Some even contain highly toxic pesticides such as BHC and DDT. Not only is it harmful to the human body, it can also cause uterine contraction, miscarriage or infertility in pregnant women.

Through the above introduction, we know that mosquito coils will have an impact on the human body, especially for women who are pregnant or want to get pregnant. It is best not to use mosquito coils to repel mosquitoes in the summer. You can use mosquito nets or grow flowers at home. Night-blooming jasmine is a kind of flower that can repel mosquitoes. It is both environmentally friendly and good for the body. Try not to use mosquito coils.