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I use sanitizer daily at work and wash when i am able to instead of, however, i have been really worried about whether this is bad for baby and if the occasional inhalation of those really strong sanitizers will harm his as well? i am 31 weeks?
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Avoid infections during pregnancy, by using good hand washing and hand sanitizer. The exposure is unlikely to cause harm to your baby.
Answered 4/27/2021
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