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32 weeks pregnant. is it ok to have some alcohol this late in the pregnancy? yes? no? how much is ok? what types of alcohol? is there any benefits?
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No: There is no level of alcohol that is considered safe in pregnancy. You should abstain from alcohol during your pregnancy.
Answered 2/7/2015
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