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Alcohol intake in 3 & 4th week pregnancy
I am 5weeks and 4days pregnant and have just found about it. I had alcohol in 3rd and 4th week ( before my next period, before pregnancy was confirmed and once in both weeks). Can this be an issue with the baby development?
I have already stopped consumption after the 4th week and I am on healthy diet, but I am worried about both the incidents. Can someone please help me with the answer for this?
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If you have stopped taking liquor now, that's the best thing.
Taking liquor on two occasions will not affect your baby. More so because you took liquor at a time when placenta was not formed and there was no exchange of anything from mother to the baby.
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In all probability it won't be am issue.
However we can do some tests to figure this out so pleased consult.
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No problem
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
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Yes alok intake during the development may have adverse effects on the fetus
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