Women and Alcohol: Day 4 - Drinking While Pregnant

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Day 4 - Drinking While Pregnant
Buddy T
From Buddy T, your Guide to Alcoholism
Research has shown that a developing fetus has very little tolerance for alcohol and infants born to mothers who drink during pregnancy can have serious problems.
If You're Drinking, Baby Is Too
Alcohol and Pregnancy
Some experts say moderate drinking during pregnancy is okay, but there are others who believe taking even one drink is like playing Russian Roulette with your baby's health.

Drinking While Pregnant and ADHD
Mothers-to-be were given another reason to avoid alcohol during pregnancy by a study that shows a possible link between drinking and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Alcohol and Breastfeeding
Mothers who breastfeed are receiving conflicting advice, on and off the Internet, about whether it's okay for them to consume alcohol without affecting their babies.

More Pregnancy Issues
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is a birth defect which is 100 percent preventable. Is there a safe amount that women can drink while pregnant? How much alcohol can cause FAS? These articles can answer your questions about fetal alcohol syndrome.

New Breast Cancer Risk Found
Women who drink moderate to high quantities of alcohol during pregnancy could be contributing to an increased risk of breast cancer among their daughters.

The Abortion Link
Women who have had abortions are more likely to drink and use illicit drugs during subsequent pregnancies carried to term than women delivering their first pregnancies.


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