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Can my previous crack usage have contributed to my sons disability?

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Yes: Yes. Using crack as well as a multitude of other substances can potentially effect how a child develops, learns and grows. Other common substances with known effects include alcohol, tobacco, other forms of cocaine, and a huge list of over the counter and prescription medications. Different substances effect children in different ways. I urge you to talk to your son's doctor about this.

Answered 1/16/2012

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Unfortunately Yes: There are a variety of substances that if taken during pregnancy may affect brain and neurological development of the developing fetus in a negative way. This may lead to a variety of neuromuscular and delays. This includes crack, heroin , alcohol, and even some presription medications.The less you have to take, the better!

Answered 1/26/2017

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