Can I drive while pregnant?

　　Experts suggest that you should not drive when you are three months pregnant, and it is best not to drive if you are more than six months pregnant.

　　According to experts, from a medical point of view, you should not drive after you are 3 months pregnant. When driving, because the pregnant woman has been sitting on the seat, the pelvis and Uterus blood circulation is not good, and driving can easily cause tension and anxiety, which is not conducive to fetus healthy , it is easy to cause miscarriage, especially for novices, who are highly nervous while driving, which is not good for the fetus in the abdomen, so novices are best not to drive after pregnancy.； Women who are more than 6 months pregnant should not drive, because if they brake suddenly, the steering wheel may hit the abdomen, which may cause water rupture. In addition, during pregnancy, the expectant mother's reaction will also become slower, and driving may increase the probability of an accident.

　　7 things pregnant women must pay attention to when riding in a car

　　1. Pregnant women should not drive a new car. The smell of leather in newly purchased cars is very strong, and the air pollution inside the car is serious, which is not good for the health of pregnant women and fetuses. Pregnant women are best not to ride in new cars.

　　2. Do not exceed 60 kilometers per hour, avoid emergency braking, only drive familiar routes every day, and try not to drive continuously for more than one hour.

　　3. Pregnant women traveling by car or car should avoid traffic jams during peak hours as much as possible, and conduct a thorough traffic survey in advance.

　　4. Always maintain a suitable temperature in the car, and smoking is absolutely prohibited.

　　5. Install sunscreen curtains or paste sunscreen film on car windows to avoid direct sunlight.

　　6. To prevent long-term fatigue driving, you can prepare some comfortable headrests, cushions, etc.

　　7. The requirements for pregnant women to wear seat belts are stricter than ordinary people. The shoulder straps of the seat belt should be placed on the shoulder blades instead of close to the neck.； The shoulder straps should pass through the center of the chest, and the belt should be placed under the abdomen without compressing the bulging belly. The body posture should be as straight as possible to prevent the seat belt from slipping and crushing the fetus.