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A member asked:
I occasionally smell the butane in my husbands zippo and i'm 27 weeks pregnant...is that harmful?
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No harm: You would have to purposefully try and inhale as much as you can to harm yourself or your developing baby. This would , however, be a terrific time to convince your husband to stop smoking as the smoke is harming him, you , and perhaps the baby.
Answered 8/19/2017
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