Decreased: According to studies, time to achieve pregnancy is increased with any amount of smoking, & past 10 cigarettes a day it becomes statistically significant. It doesn't matter which type of cigarette is smoked, all make it harded to get pregnant, more likely to have a miscarriage, more likely to deliver prematurely, & more likely for the baby to have problems.
Answered 7/5/2012
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Reduced: There are few studies on marijuana and fertility (its hard to design studies on illegal drugs, ) but what i've seen consistently suggests problems in male and female fertility. Like tobacco it depends on how much you use. Cigarettes reduce natural fertility by about 15% per-cycle . Marijuana has more combustion products than tobacco, so it's reasonable it's at least as harmful.
Answered 5/16/2012
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