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Good day, i have been exposed to smoke from burnt food on the stove during the night, i am 11 weeks pregnant, what should i do? should i be worried?
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It is highly: unlikely that you or your fetus has been harmed. If you have smoke or soot around your nostrils or are feeling short of breath then ask a health care provider to check you out. Otherwise, no worries.
Answered 12/25/2018
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