Increasing pollution in Delhi-NCR can also prove to be dangerous for the pregnant and her unborn baby. Not only this, it also causes great harm to the child growing in their womb.

During pregnancy, a woman goes through many changes. This is also a sensitive time for women, so it is important to take special care. Increasing pollution in Delhi-NCR can also prove to be dangerous for the pregnant and her unborn baby. This layer of smog spread around can be very harmful to the pregnant woman and her unborn child.

Regarding what pregnant women should do to avoid such severe pollution, Dr. Meera Pathak, Senior Medical Officer and Gynaecology Specialist of CHC Bhangel, Noida, said that the rapidly increasing pollution in Delhi-NCR can cause problems for pregnant women. If women are vulnerable to this dangerous pollution, then they are more at risk of infection. They may have to face many problems. This can be a risk to both mother and child. There may be many other problems with difficulty in breathing.

Dr. Meera Pathak further said that due to pollution, the child growing in the womb may have to face problems. In such a situation, the possibility of early delivery increases to a great extent. In this, the woman is likely to have ADHD and autism spectrum disorder along with lung problems.

Wearing masks and boosting

immunity: Suggesting measures to avoid this increasing pollution, the doctor said that in the event of smog, women should avoid getting out of the house as much as possible. If it is still very important to go out, then leave the house wearing a better quality mask. In such a situation, air purifiers can also be used at home. Along with this, he said that pregnant women must consume immunity-enhancing things. Make sure to include nutritious food in your diet.

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