In summer, the climate is too hot, and various pests can appear. Mosquitoes are the most common and annoying one. Mosquito bites not only cause itching, but may also spread diseases, so it is important to prevent mosquitoes and insects in summer. Pregnant women are a special group and need to do a good job in mosquito prevention. Can mosquito repellent be used in the early stages of pregnancy?
Pregnant women can use mosquito repellent in the early stages of pregnancy, but they should choose genuine products. When buying mosquito repellent, pregnant women must buy slightly larger brands, which will be safer. It is best for pregnant women to use mosquito repellent patches made with natural plant essential oils, and they should not contain any harmful substances to pregnant women. You can check the product instructions for natural ones specifically designed for pregnant women and infants.
The working principle of mosquito repellent is to scientifically formulate long-lasting and environmentally friendly mosquito repellent products using natural plant cross formulas. Mosquito repellent patch is made of natural mosquito repellent plant extracts (lavender essential oil, eucalyptus leaf essential oil, citronella essential oil, etc.) as mosquito repellent raw materials and polymer gel matrix, using micro drop coating and constant speed slow release control technology.
Pregnant women only need to stick mosquito repellent stickers on any part of their clothes or near the human body to form a mosquito protection ring with a diameter of 4-6 meters that can last for 12-48 hours, effectively preventing mosquitoes. The product is green, environmentally friendly, non-toxic, and harmless.
Due to the presence of dozens of amino acid components in the sweat secreted by the human body, combined with the carbon dioxide exhaled by the human body, these are the main culprits that attract mosquitoes. So pregnant mothers who want to avoid mosquito attacks should maintain good hygiene habits such as taking a shower and washing their face every day to prevent mosquitoes from "seeking food".
