Does men's smoking have a big impact on the fetus?

Everyone knows that smoking is bad for the body, but when it comes to the impact of smoking on the fetus, many people think that as long as pregnant women do not smoke, the fetus will not be affected. In fact, this is not the case. In fact, men's smoking has a great impact on the fetus. Whether smoking before pregnancy or smoking during the wife's pregnancy, it will have a certain impact on the fetus. Many friends may not be very clear about this, so this article will make a detailed analysis of the impact of men's smoking on the fetus.

Some ingredients in tobacco have a relatively large impact on semen and can act as spermicide. Long-term smoking can cause low sperm survival rate and motility, high deformity rate, and severe cases can lead to oligospermia and necrospermia. Poor sperm quality increases the possibility of fetal deformity. You can go to the hospital for a semen analysis. If the semen quality is normal, you don’t have to worry too much about fetal problems. However, when you are considering having a child, it is best to quit the habit of smoking. This has a great impact on both mother and baby, so please be cautious!

It is best for the husband not to smoke or drink before or after his wife becomes pregnant. Smoking is especially harmful to the fetus. Nicotine produced in tobacco can cause respiratory infections in pregnant women. Nicotine can also enter the mother's body through the skin and gastrointestinal tract, and enter the fetus through the blood and placenta. There is indeed a clear relationship between the child's deformity and mental retardation and the father's smoking. For the health and intelligence of the next generation, fathers should quit smoking, at least before their wives become pregnant, and not smoke in the same room after their wives become pregnant, to create a good air environment for mother and child.

Therefore, if a couple plans to have a baby, they should quit smoking before pregnancy. As an expectant mother, first of all, she should not smoke, and at the same time, she should also persuade the expectant father not to smoke, and go to entertainment places surrounded by smoke less often, to provide a clean living environment for the baby in the womb.

After knowing the impact of men's smoking on the fetus, are all men who want to be fathers ready to quit smoking? In fact, the best way to prevent smoking from affecting the fetus during your wife's pregnancy is not to smoke in front of her. In this way, as long as your wife does not absorb second-hand smoke, it will generally not have any effect on the fetus. This is relatively easy to do. The more difficult part is to quit smoking before pregnancy. According to the formation of sperm, you basically have to quit smoking 2 months before pregnancy to avoid affecting the quality of sperm.