is there any radiation effect in the computer in pregnant women?

Answer 1

Nope....

The following is from a website which has questions answered by qualified medical personel who are experts in radiation and it's effects. Here is what I found:

"QUESTION: I am about four-and-a-half months pregnant and I am attending school. Is using a computer every day dangerous for the baby? I'm on it from 1 to 4:15 p.m. every day for class. There are about nine computers running most of the time. What could happen to my baby? As of today I'm going to quit using the computer until I get more information.
ANSWER: You really should not be worried about using a computer because you are pregnant, as long as you are comfortable working, that is, you are not developing physical problems. The computer emits midrange microwave radiation, not x rays. Microwave radiation is nonionizing and, at the exposure that you receive from a computer, is not a risk for birth defects or miscarriage."

http://hps.org/publicinformation/ate/q1408.html

Answer 2

No.

So many better things to worry about than radiation from a computer (or a TV for that matter).

No smoking, no drinking, healthy diet, enough folic acid, exercise, prepping your life for a baby, wearing your seat belt, not talking on a cell while driving, etc.

Do you worry your cell phone is causing brain cancer too?

Answer 3

no