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Q: Effect on baby ?

asked by: sarahlynn on May 31st, 2009

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I have had "unprotected sex" about 1-3 weeks ago... and have drank beer, smoked a little pott and had a few tylenol 3 since then. Because its still SO early... are these things going to effect the baby??

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kdlee

replied on May 31st, 2009

Supporter

Get checked out by your OBGYN..It is early and if you
are pregnant you need to not do anymore of the above things..Don't have unprotected sex--you are asking for trouble in doing this..Be sure your OBGYN knows you did these things so they can be on the look out for any problems down the road..I hope all is well..

ServiceU

replied on June 4th, 2009

Supporter

you have to be kidding!

when you get pregnant people tell you not to drink alcohol.
yes!!!!!
your child could have learning disabilities.

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