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Will drinking regularly bring infertility. ? problem with child birth?
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Drinking too much: Drinking too much (for women this is defined as more than 7 drinks in a week) certainly can interfere with getting pregnant or having an abnormal pregnancy.
Answered 3/26/2013
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