Does a taser hurt an unborn baby?

Using a Taser on someone with an internal conductive medical device or during pregnancy is not recommended. In this case, the effects on the fetus are generally considered to be a low risk.

A taser is an electroshock weapon that uses electrical current to temporarily incapacitate a person. The electrical current from a taser can cause the muscles in the body to contract involuntarily, which can be painful. In some cases, a taser can also cause burns or other injuries.

There is limited research on the effects of tasers on unborn babies. However, one study found that there is a small risk of fetal injury if a taser is used on a pregnant woman. This risk is generally considered to be low, but it is still important to be aware of it.

Therefore, it is important to avoid using a taser on someone who is pregnant. If you are pregnant, it is important to take steps to protect yourself from being tased. This includes avoiding situations where you may be at risk of being tased, such as protests or riots.