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Drank some rum mixed with fruit punch. is that going to effect my reproductive system badly?
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How much, how often: A one-time drinking episode is unlikely to do anything deleterious to your health, unless you drink to the point of intoxication, or drive or operate dangerous machinery while drinking. If you are trying to get pregnant, alcohol is not your friend, in any amount. If you are pregnant, there is no safe amount of alcohol in pregnancy.
Answered 5/29/2013
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