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how could mercury affect a pregnant woman's health?

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Fetal effects: Mercury in certain forms, ingested, could cause fetal brain development problems

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can grave's disease affect a pregnant woman?

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Yes: Yes, not only high thyroid state can affect the pregnant mother but also the unborn fetus. Check with your endocrinologist that you are on proper treatment and close monitoring.

Question 3

how does smoking and drinking affect a pregnant woman's baby?

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Negatively!: Alcohol can cause many birth defects and mental retardation in developing babies.  We don't know how much is safe so it is best avoided entirely.  Smoking can cause small babies and increase the rates of miscarriage.  It can also cause preterm labor.

Question 4

how could lung disease affect a pregnant woman?

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Harder to breathe: During the normal course of pregnancy it gets harder and harder to perform usual activities. Any condition that affects the lungs will make things worse. In most cases, matters can be medically managed. In extreme cases, pregnancy can become a health threat to the mother.

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do medicines taken by a pregnant woman affect the unborn baby?

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Many medications: can impact an unborn baby. Some should not be used in pregnancy.

Question 6

can fibroids affect a woman getting pregnant?

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Sometimes: Fibroids may affect conception/pregnancy if they are a size or location that block your fallopian tubes or interfere with sperm travel from your cervix to your fallopian tubes. Submucosal fibroids may prevent implantation and growth of an embryo, so doctors may recommend removing them if you are having trouble getting pregnant. More info: http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/uterine-fibroids/ds00078.

Question 7

what causes a woman to havebreast milk when she is nt pregnant?

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Get it checked.: Possible causes for galactorrhea include but are not limited to use of birth control pills, tricyclic antidepressants, antipsychotic meds, some sedatives, fennel, anise, fenugreek, some hypertension meds, cocaine, opioids, hypothyroidism, prolactinoma, renal dz, pregnancy, testosterone deficiency in men ; significant breast stimulation.

Question 8

can a 50 woman get pregnant?

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Although the world: Record is higher than 50, the fact of the matter is that it would be practically unheard of to become naturally pregnant at that age.

Question 9

how do i get a woman pregnant?

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Have intercourse: Anyone having intercourse without birth control or condoms is at risk of getting pregnant. If sperm is deposited in the vagina then pregnancy is possible.

Question 10

can a woman get pregnant of she has pos ?

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Yes: You can get pregnant with pcos. If it's taking longer than expected or if you are having problems, see your doctor for support. Good luck.

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