There are some news and rumors that indicate what can be dangerous for a pregnancy, but sometimes they are not truly certified. Nowadays it is very safe to have a child, women are fully informed about everything that surrounds pregnancy and there are many controls carried out by experts.
We have been able to know various scientific discoveries through the network, newspapers, television, etc., many of these news items have been disclosed by these means and sometimes, the results of the discoveries have not been properly accredited. Hence, sometimes news is disclosed and after a short time another appears that contradicts it.
We must rely on the information that is already consolidatedFor those who are not, we must wait until they are confirmed, since putting into practice advice or ways of proceeding because it is indicated by an unbound report may pose some danger to the baby. Perhaps there should be some kind of regulation that would not allow the release of certain news until they were really certified. To give an example, according to an American study, performing a dental x-ray during pregnancy may increase the risk that the baby will be born weighing less than 2.5 kilos. In this study, it was only taken into account that of 1,117 mothers who had babies weighing less than 2.5 kilos, 31 dental x-rays were taken during pregnancy. What opinion do you deserve this data ?, Are valid conclusions ?, The reality is that this news can be cause for alarm and a future mom can stop going to the dentist forgetting her dental health.
There are many news that roam the network that we should not take to the letter until they are accredited and endorsed by different specialists. A rule is paramount, do not believe at any time all the information that comes to you, some of the risks they advertise are not real.
