With the popularization of reproductive knowledge and the improvement of education level, many people now have a certain awareness of preventing genetic diseases and malformed babies when giving birth. They also begin to have clear plans and schedules for preparing for pregnancy, but sometimes there are still some wrong practices. So, can my child drink red wine on that day?
Try not to drink alcohol. It is not allowed to drink alcohol on the day of preparing to have children, as excessive alcohol intake may have negative effects on sperm and eggs, reduce the chances of success, and may also lead to other problems. Although not drinking too much will not have a significant impact, it is best not to drink it to avoid giving birth to deformed babies.
In fact, preparing for pregnancy requires a considerable amount of time, usually three to six months is more appropriate. Because human reproductive cells such as sperm and eggs are not produced on the same day, they take some time to mature. So, it is best to start quitting smoking and drinking three months before preparing for childbirth, in order to ensure the health of the sperm and eggs.
To give birth to healthy and normal babies while avoiding malformed or congenital diseases, in addition to avoiding tobacco and alcohol, it is also important to avoid exposure to toxic chemicals and long-term radiation during pregnancy preparation. In addition, caution should be exercised when using medication, as many drugs may cause fetal malformations.
