Risk of pregnant flying
Andre Willers
3 Dec 2014
Synopsis :
Do not put your unborn daughter on a plane , Mrs Worthington
. This is an avoidable risk .
Discussion :
1.A family history of pre-eclampsia . Ask Ermeine .
A sudden decompression / compression like the air pressure in an aircraft will set
you up for more serious complications later .
2.The gunk they now pump into the air without telling the
passengers . Especially after Ebola .
The health effects of pyrethroids include dermal
paresthesia, exacerbation of pre-existing asthma and, at high doses, excitatory
neurotoxicity (2). Airline passengers may not associate the adverse effects
they experience with pesticide exposure aboard aircraft because they are
unaware of the exposure and do not recognize the signs and symptoms of
pesticide-related illness, and several hours may elapse before the onset of
symptoms (3). Children may be especially susceptible to such adverse
effects.
3. Genetic influence .
Summary. Familial predisposition and patterns of genetic
inheritance of eclampsia and pre-eclampsia were investigated through three or
four generations in 94 families from the homogenous island population of
Iceland. The families descended from index women delivered in the years 1931–47
and who had either eclampsia (n = 38) or
severe preeclampsia (n = 69). Inheritance was
followed both through sons and daughters. The prevalence of pre-eclampsia and
eclampsia in daughters was significantly higher (23%) than that in
daughters-in-law (10%). No difference was noted in the prevalence of these
diseases by whether the daughter was born of an eclamptic or pre-eclamptic
mother or whether she was a first or later born daughter. There was a
non-significantly higher occurrence of pre-eclampsia among grand-daughters than
in grand-daughters-in-law. No difference was seen by whether granddaughters
descended through sons or daughters. With increasing numbers of affected
daughters or grand-daughters the probability rose of finding more affected
women in a family. Hypotheses of single recessive and dominant gene inheritance
were compared and maximum likelihood estimates for gene frequency obtained. For
a single recessive gene model this was 0.31 reflecting a population prevalence
of 9.6%, whereas a dominant model with incomplete penetrance gave 0.14 at 48%
gene penetrance, corresponding to a population prevalence of 0.9% homozygous
expression of severe disease and 11% heterozygous expression of milder disease.
Either genetic model could fit the data.
If you are on beta blockers or serotonin re-uptake blockers
, do not fly . The reduced air pressure will harm your baby .
5.Temporal stress
Jet lag on the fetus .
Timing is critical during most of gestation .
Development has to
follow critical pathways .
Do you really want to mess around with this ?
The “experts” have no
better idea than you , because nobody ever bothered to research it .
See
The whole nine-months is inked in . Messing around with the
timing causes cascading problems .
You can always travel later with your daughter .
Avoid unnecessary risks .
Regards
Andre
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