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Is it possible that when a mother is pregnant at the same time using cocaine, that the child inherit a disorder?
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Yes!: Babies born to mothers who abuse Cocaine during pregnancy are often premature, have low weights and smaller overall, may also develop withdrawal symptoms
Answered 5/4/2016
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