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I am seven weeks pregnant and I have been binge drinking and smoking?
Question by R D: I am seven weeks pregnant and I have been binge drinking and smoking?
I am very worried as I am due to start uni in september and I live with my dad. I am 31 and this is my first pregnancy, I only found out yesterday
Best answer:
Answer by Humble.
Well, obviously stop drinking and smoking. I know it’s easier said then done, but think of your baby and what effects you could be causing that could stick w/ your baby for a LIFETIME as opposed to you quitting for nine months. Go see a Dr., be honest with him so he can be honest with you!
What do you think? Answer below!
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about 2 months ago
you really should see a doctor about this it could be an emergency
about 2 months ago
relax. Im a working mother of soon to be three i am at work now and im due to have my third child in a few days just relax. Did i mention my father lives with me at my house.
Just relax and try to stop the drinking and smoking it is only doing you and the baby harm.
about 2 months ago
For a start stop the binge drinking and smoking, the damage may have not been done yet so you still might have time to improve your health to improve the baby’s health, make sure u are willing to deal with the extra stress with a baby on the way at uni, and if u are really worried speak to ur local doctor
about 2 months ago
I’ll make it easy.
1) Call/see your doctor/obgyn/midwife
2) Go to an AA meeting (Alcoholics Anonymous) if you CANNOT stop drinking
3) Stop smoking
4) Stop being selfish, this baby is #1 priority now
Just do not smoke or drink from here on out. Using could cause low birth weight, mental retardation, and behavior problems in a child at birth or later in life….I shoudl know because I work with these kids and their families for a living.
about 2 months ago
it seems like you don’t have a problem with drinking or smoking, you just happened to be doing that for a few weeks and found out you were pregnant yesterday. i think if something bad was going to happen, it would have happened already. but tell your doctor that you are worried that the alcohol over the past couple weeks could harm the baby (don’t be afraid of him looking down upon you, you did NOT know and this happens with almost every girl that drinks, he probably hears it ALL the time) as long as you stopped and you are seeking medical attention to make sure all is good, i think the dr. would really respect the fact that you came out and told him all that and looking for ways to help yourself and your baby. if you need help stopping, ask the doctor for suggestions on what you can do.