Rauchen während der Schwangerschaft

Zusammenfassung

Die massive Gesundheitsgefährdung, die von Tabakrauch ausgeht, beschränkt sich nicht auf das rauchende Individuum alleine. Rauchen führt durch den emittierten Passivrauch auch für Nichtraucher zu Gesundheitsrisiken. Und es gefährdet in besonderem Maße sowohl die Gesundheit als auch spätere Lebensqualität ­einer sehr großen Gruppe von Nichtrauchern, die diesem Risiko in einer besonders kritischen Entwicklungsphase völlig schutzlos ausgeliefert sind: der Ungeborenen.

Abstract

Tobacco smoking not only affects the smoker themselves, but all the other people experiencing passive smoking. A group especially vulnerable to negative health outcomes, as well as to a decreased quality of life are a large group of non-smokers exposed during a critical period of development: the unborn child.

Schlüsselwörter

Rauchen - Tabak - Schwangerschaft - Gesundheitsrisiken für das Ungeborene

Key words

smoking - tobacco - pregnancy - adverse fetal outcomes

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