
The Impact of Technology on Maternal Health have been identified
Feb 18, 2024 - 11:55
In the era where health organizations emphasize the negative effects of excessive cellphone usage on a pregnant woman's body, it has profound implications not only for the child but also for the pregnant woman who may have various health issues compromising her well-being.
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Despite expectant parents often claiming ignorance about the potential consequences of using smartphones, they demonstrate awareness when they feel the baby kicking. Mrs Brigitte MUJAWAMARIYA a 29-year-old mother expressed, "Because of what I observe and feel, I sense the baby's movements distinctly."
Health organizations demonstrate that the habitual use of smartphones significantly affects a pregnant woman's health, leading to complications in both the mother's and the child's lives. Dr. Marie Jeanette UWAYEZU, a physician specializing in maternal and child health, stresses that this impact extends to the mother's mental health and the child's development, stating, "The effects on the mother are significant and can also affect the child. If the mother experiences headaches due to excessive cellphone usage, for example, and fails to seek medical attention, the problems she will face may lead to complications that affect the child, and the mother becomes a victim of technology addiction."

Health organizations emphasize the importance of preventing this exposure to technology during pregnancy. As a preventive measure, expectant mothers are advised to either avoid using smartphones altogether or to use protective clothing or shielding, such as a "bed cover," to minimize exposure to harmful radiation that may affect the fetus if absorbed by the body.
Avoiding prolonged exposure to cell phones during pregnancy is crucial, as it can have serious repercussions on their health. Experts compare the effects of excessive cellphone radiation to that of a "sword in the sky."
The consequences for expectant mothers who misuse their phones are dire, as it can lead to various health issues, including an increased risk of cancer, heart problems, and headaches, which can occur at any time.
Written by KAVUKIRE Alex; Author: Emilienne Kayitesi
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