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I just found out i'm 5 weeks pregnant, but i've had 1-2 drinks five nights a week for the last month. what is the risk to the baby?
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Time to quit: The most important thing now is that you stop drinking. I can tell you recognize this or you would not be asking. Chronic alcohol exposure in pregnancy can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome. If you feel you have a problem with alcoholism seek help. There are support groups in every city. Congratulations on the pregnancy
Answered 4/17/2015
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