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A member asked:
If i did coke before i knew i was pregnant will it show up in my baby when it is born?
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Stop use now: Using cocaine in early pregnancy has the potential for causing errors in the development of a baby that more than likely would not be detected on an Ultrasound. However if it was a one time usage and is not used again for all of pregnancy, chances are your baby will be ok. regular cocaine increases risk of preterm labor, stillbirth, placenta abruption, growth restriction and other serious issues
Answered 2/25/2018
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