Effect of air pollution on children
New research by Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has revealed that air pollution is very dangerous for the child growing in the mother’s womb. This study was published in EMBO Molecular Medicine. Doctors of the Biochemistry Department of AIIMS have released this study. According to this, air particles somehow enter the placenta or umbilical cord from the woman. Placenta plays an important role in providing oxygen and nutrients to the child. The report suggests that pollution particles cause swelling in the placenta.
In fact, in most parts of the country including Delhi, people are continuously facing the brunt of air pollution. This bad air is spoiling the lung health of not only the elderly but also the children. The shocking thing is that even the life of a child who has not yet come into the world remains in danger because of this air. Know what experts say on this.
How is the baby in the womb harmed?
According to research, particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) present in the air has a bad effect on our health. These particles affect the growth of the fetus. Due to deterioration in the health of the placenta, the health of the child does not grow properly. Dr. Rajeev Ranjan of Nidan Mother and Child Care Hospital, Noida. TV9 had a special conversation with on this issue. Child specialist Dr. Rajeev says that the increasing pollution, whether it is seasonal, industrial, car exhaust, hot air coming from AC, all these are very dangerous for the child in the womb.
what are the disadvantages
Experts say that because of this, preterm delivery of the child may occur. NCBI research She says that the child may be born with low weight or the child’s growth may be stunted in the mother’s womb. Also, the child may have many types of breathing problems. The surprising thing is that due to this the mother may also have problems related to blood pressure.
The bad effect of this pollution is not only on India but on countries all over the world. Many foreign universities have also called this a serious issue. Many researches have revealed that the language and motor skills of the child of a mother who comes in contact with pollution gradually start weakening. Not only this, after birth, the child’s ability to learn and understand is also adversely affected for a long time.
Do these measures. Air Pollution Risk Reduction Tips
- Indoor air quality- Breathing in this type of air is a compulsion for all of us but it can be avoided to some extent by adopting some methods. Pregnant women should stay indoors as much as possible.
- Plant plants- It is said that there are many trees and plants which improve the indoor air. Therefore, during pregnancy, women can plant some trees and plants in the house.
- Avoid indoor pollution- Use less things at home which increase indoor pollution. Pregnant women should maintain distance from incense sticks, incense sticks and tobacco smoke. Whenever food is cooked, make sure to use exhaust fan or chimney.
- Don’t forget to take medicines- Be sure to take iron and folate medicines. Yes, keep in mind the doctor’s advice in this. Experts say that these elements improve the flow of oxygen in the body. Better flow of oxygen is important for both the mother and the future child.
