Glycolic Acid Use During Pregnancy Safety
The safety of glycolic acid during pregnancy
During pregnancy, many daily products need to be carefully screened, and glycolic acid is also included. Glycolic acid is commonly found in various skin care products, and has the effect of promoting stratum corneum renewal and improving skin texture. However, when used during pregnancy, its safety has attracted much attention.

From a pharmacological point of view, glycolic acid can be absorbed through the skin. During pregnancy, women's physiological state is specific, and the skin also changes, and the absorption and metabolism of external substances may be different from usual. Although there is no conclusive conclusion that the use of glycolic acid during pregnancy will cause fetal damage, there is no evidence of absolute safety.

Some studies have pointed out that high concentrations of glycolic acid may pose a latent risk to fetal development. During the sensitive period of embryonic development, the ingestion or exposure of the mother may affect fetal cell differentiation and organ formation. If glycolic acid is absorbed in large quantities through the skin and enters the blood circulation, it may interfere with the normal development of the fetus.

Clinical experience is also an important reference. Although there are many cases of occasional use of glycolic acid-containing products during pregnancy without abnormalities in the fetus, the sample is limited, and it is difficult to prove the general safety. And individuals have quite different tolerances to glycolic acid, or react differently due to different skin types and stages of pregnancy.

Therefore, in order to ensure the health of the mother and baby during pregnancy, it is advisable to consult a professional doctor or pharmacist when using glycolic acid-containing If you really need to use it, you should choose a low-concentration product and try it on a small area of skin to see if there is any discomfort. If not necessary, you should try to avoid products containing glycolic acid during pregnancy to ensure safety.