Can pregnant women wear jade bracelets?

Jade bracelets are a type of jewelry that is very popular among women. Those jade bracelets with better quality will look very transparent and the color is very pure. They are crystal clear when worn on the hands. Women wearing jade bracelets will look more noble. However, there are many things to pay attention to when women wear jade bracelets, such as matching them with suitable clothing. In particular, they must learn how to properly maintain the jade bracelets. So, can women wear jade bracelets during pregnancy?

Can pregnant women wear jade bracelets?

Pregnant women should be careful when wearing bracelets.

If the pregnancy period is in summer, pregnant women will sweat more. The nickel and chromium in the bracelet will dissolve in sweat, which will make pregnant women prone to contact dermatitis and cause some unnecessary harm to pregnant women and fetuses. However, these injuries are completely avoidable. Therefore, for the health of the baby and themselves, expectant mothers should not wear jade bracelets for the time being.

First of all, women will gain weight during pregnancy, and the opening of the jade bracelet will not become wider as the pregnant woman's wrist becomes thicker. Therefore, the later the delivery is, the more the jade bracelet on the pregnant woman's hand will tighten the pregnant woman's wrist, causing her blood vessels to be blocked and blood circulation to be impeded. At this time, it is more important for pregnant women to have unobstructed blood circulation.

Secondly, in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, pregnant women will gain weight and will not be able to take off the jade bracelet from their wrists, and the jade bracelet will become tighter and tighter. At that time, the jade bracelet will have no choice but to break into pieces. If it is a cheap jade bracelet, it will be broken into pieces. But what if it is a bracelet of good quality? Finally, when a pregnant woman is giving birth, the jade bracelet on her wrist may affect the doctor's infusion for her. It may be more convenient for pregnant women to receive an IV in the left hand, but the pregnant woman happens to be wearing a jade bracelet on her left hand, so she has to receive the IV in the right hand. Therefore, in order to reduce unnecessary trouble and ensure the safety of pregnant women, it is recommended that pregnant women do not wear jade bracelets during pregnancy. Sometimes, in special circumstances, doctors will directly break the jade bracelet. Just imagine a fine jade bracelet being broken into two or three pieces of jade. What a pity!

Precautions for pregnant women to wear bracelets

1. Metal jewelry requires high purity

If pregnant mothers wear metal jewelry, they must clearly identify the material of the jewelry. Because wearing metal jewelry containing unknown substances is very dangerous. It is not recommended for pregnant mothers to wear jewelry made of imitation or unknown materials. It is safer to wear jewelry with high purity.

2. Do not wear too much or too heavy jewelry, and do not wear it while sleeping.

In the late stages of pregnancy, pregnant mothers' bodies gradually become bloated and their movements become increasingly inconvenient. If the jewelry they wear is too long or too much, it will be inconvenient for pregnant mothers to move. If you wear heavy jewelry, such as necklaces, when you sleep, it may compress the neck of the pregnant mother and affect her breathing.

3. Try to choose jewelry that is easy to remove

Edema will occur during pregnancy, so rings and bracelets should not be worn. Otherwise, they will affect blood circulation in the limbs because they are too tight, and it will be difficult to take them off later. Therefore, pregnant mothers should try to wear less jewelry, or choose loose jewelry that is easy to remove.

4. Take off your jewelry when you are in hospital for delivery

Pregnant mothers should remember to take off their jewelry and put it away when preparing to go to the hospital for delivery. While hospitalized, there are many people and things to do, and jewelry can be easily lost if taken off. If it is not removed, it may be damaged by careless force during delivery or by bumping into it when being carried after surgery. In addition, the broken jade may scratch the skin.