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I am 27 years old, i smoked 2-3 cigarettes daily for 2 months, now i quit. after 1 year will it be a problem for me to become pregnant?
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No: Glad you quit so early you should have virtually no life long effects and certainly it won't affect a pregnancy or your ability to do so.
Answered 8/23/2013
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