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A member asked:
This lady i know got pregnant and quit meth, in her second trimester she had a brief relapse with the drug, will the baby be ok?
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Meth: Meth use in pregnancy is bad - both mom and fetus are at risk. BP , decreased placenta blood flow are major issues. Fetal death, premature delivery, behavioral issues in the baby are problematic. Fetal stroke can happen due to reduced blood flow and high bp.
Answered 6/10/2014
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