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Can smoking weed or cigarettes affect the results of a pregnancy test. ive had some symptoms but the test said negative and i'm a regular smoker?
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No effect: If you are in a position to get pregnant, or desire to get pregnant , now is a terrific time to stop smoking cigarettes which can affect your baby. If your weed habit is minimal that should pose no risk. Neither of these will alter a pregnancy test.
Answered 4/8/2016
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