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Drank a lot while pregnant, could i of harmed my baby!?
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That is possible: Please advise your obstetrician early on of your alcohol use. Stop drinking alcohol. If you are finding it hard to stop - your physician can provide referrals for professionals who can assist.
Answered 6/19/2014
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