Since \”all or nothing\” is called a law, it is an unbreakable truth and applies to all sisters who find themselves pregnant after accidentally taking medicine.
When encountering this situation, everyone must give the embryo a choice. Just like a big wave washing away the sand, the fragileweak embryo will The embryos with strong vitality will survive and be eliminated. Once they survive, they are a good seed.
This is true for drugs, but what about another risk factor-X-rays? Many sistersfound out that they were pregnant after being exposed to X-rays. In fact, the \”all or nothing\” law also applies to X-rays! The effects of radiation mainly depend on the dose and time received.
1. When the dose is less than 0.05GY, No evidence of teratogenicity was found;
2. When the dose is greater than 0.1 During GY, the possibility of teratogenesis is relatively high;
3. When the dose is greater than 0.25GY, it will cause microcephaly, mental retardation and central nervous system malformation;
4. When the dose is greater than 1.0GY, it can cause radiation sickness and developmental delay;
5. When the dose reaches 4.5GY, 50% of the fetuses in the recipients die, and the survivors may develop malignant tumors.
However, if the irradiation time is within 2 weeks of ovulation, you can follow the \”all or nothing\” law and there will be no problems.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Pregnancy Can Be Very Simple\” Author: Fei Fei Mom