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Can smell of smoke reduce the chances of conceiving a baby is it harmful i want to get pregnant but i work where people smoke and i can smell?
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No: Just make sure one's household is free of smoke, as smoke is bad for people and for babies. However, just the smell of smoke (would be a very small amount of smoke) should not have any effect.
Answered 4/30/2016
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