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A member asked:
Just found out that i'm 8wks pregnant. a few days before i knew i was pregnant i still went out partying, took mdma & smoked meth. i had been partying like this every once in 1 or two weeks since nov '17. will it affect the baby? :((
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Yes possibly: Use of drugs early in pregnancy can possibly affect a baby's development especially as organs are being formed during this time, but not always and there is no way to tell. It can also put you at risk for miscarriage and further use throughout pregnancy can increase risk for growth restriction, still birth, preterm labor, and developmental issues after birth. Please see an OBGYN for more in
Answered 2/24/2018
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