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Does smoking a lot of weed cause miscarriage?
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THC exposure ?'s: Marijuana has not been (yet !) conclusively proven to affect miscarriage rates, but evidence is accumulating about other adverse effects in pregnancy. Smoking anything is not recommended in pregnancy, especially in the first three months.
Answered 12/26/2019
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