But many OBGYN’s state that any self-reported drinking figures are likely an underestimate, because people tend to report drinking fewer alcoholic drinks than they actually consume. Experts cite one of the most common reasons women may report alcohol use in the earliest stage of pregnancy is because it occurred before they knew they were pregnant.in pregnancy to include women before they even became pregnant.
“We were able to take into account the type of alcohol that they used, the intensity of their drinking, and week by week, what their self-reported exposure was,” Hartmann explained. According to Hartmann’s study, each additional week of alcohol exposure during pregnancy was associated with an 8% relative increase in risk of miscarriage compared with women who didn’t drink.
Fetal alcohol syndrome is brain damage for life.
Having taught a student with alcohol syndrome I would hope more women could forgo alcohol for a short 9 months. This student was unable to remember much from one day to the next. Spent most of the time repeating everything in the hopes they could retain some knowledge. 😢
Well I think they should not but its their choice
So. Feel free to slop the wine during the most important time of embryo development. You can always abort the child should problems arise..? alcoholism
This is just stupid. A glass of wine doesn't hurt a baby. Ongoing ragers do. Can't put them both in the same pile.
Hell, drinking is what caused the pregnancy for some.😬 sorry, don't have any sources to back up my claim🍸
Yeah, that makes sense, most of the time women dont know they are pregnant until a few weeks have gone by, of course the rates would be higher during the first trimester
If he dies he dies...
Not healthy. Now a days women drink to much alcohol, bad future.
These people grew up to be poor and get a stimulus check
Gross.
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