Impact of Hazardous Chemical compounds on Reproductive System Reported in Sanitary Products
Mayuri K. Gaikwad,
Mohini Upadhye,
Dhanashri Borchate
et al.
Abstract:Sanitary items include hazardous chemicals that could cause dangerous issues in the future. In this article, emphasis is placed on how sanitary goods containing dangerous chemicals damage the reproductive system and cause a variety of issues, including infertility, ovarian cancer, skin rashes, and skin darkening. unbalanced menstrual cycle. Numerous compounds, including dioxin, voc, furans, phthalates, bisphenols, and others, are included in sanitary goods. Similar safety measures that must be implemented have… Show more
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