If women are in a relatively special work environment after pregnancy, they often worry about the adverse effects on their health during pregnancy. For example, some women who work in hospitals for ultrasound often have this concern. So, does it affect pregnant women working in the ultrasound room?
1. B-ultrasound is an observation instrument that uses ultrasound to understand the internal structure of the human body. It is also one of the commonly used methods in modern medicine to examine some diseases or prenatal examinations. Compared with other examination instruments such as magnetic resonance imaging and X-rays, B-ultrasound is not an invasive examination and does not cause harm to the examinee. Therefore, pregnant women who engage in B-ultrasound work do not need to worry about it and are generally not affected.
2. However, after pregnancy, women belong to a relatively special physiological period and often work in this energy environment, which can also cause concerns. To address this, wearing a radiation resistant suit can better protect the fetus in the womb. Moreover, this approach can also provide pregnant women with a certain sense of psychological security.
3. Women who engage in ultrasound work during pregnancy should pay more attention to arranging their work time reasonably, especially in some large comprehensive hospitals where there are many patients and a heavy workload. They should pay attention to reasonable rest and not overwork. If necessary, you can explain the situation to the superior supervisor and apply for temporary job transfer to ensure safe pregnancy.
