Hello friends, I am 23 years old. The title shows what worries me very much. I got pregnant at the end of November, and from December 1st to December 10th there were always some occasions for parties (birthdays, name days) (St. Nicholas and St. Anna and a gathering with friends for no reason.) At all gatherings I consumed hard alcohol not in large quantities but 100 grams per night. I'm scared. My husband and I were very happy to see the positive test, but now I'm scared. Will everything be okay with the little one. At 15 I had to come and then I understood, and now at 22 I'm under examination, but until then I'll go crazy. If anyone is aware, please share.
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There is nothing scary for the child. The scary thing is that a married woman who intends to become pregnant finds reasons to drink alcohol. Baby author, you don't do it alone, his health doesn't depend only on you. Alcohol taken by the father before becoming pregnant also affects the child. I have seen mothers who do not drink alcohol, but their husbands are alcoholics, they have children with malformations. For you personally, if it is a few times in the first two weeks of conception is not such a big problem, the likelihood of a problem is minimal. If you should have been 15, you probably got pregnant in the days around 1. But there is always the possibility of the healthiest conception. Stop thinking about it, from now on try to follow a healthy lifestyle and rejoice so as not to poison the baby with nerves and worries.
Well, when you had unprotected sex, you had to assume you might be pregnant. If you're drunk, you may have cause for concern. Let's hope you didn't drink much. And you haven't seen a doctor yet to see if it's a normal pregnancy.
Don't worry about how many healthy babies smoke, drink and distribute them, even though the black fruit is small, I think it will be fine.
Ooo as long as you scared her I hope everything will be ok from now on without alcohol and cigarettes. Light pregnancy darling: - *
Nothing - and my mother drank hard alcohol and knew she was pregnant. Now I just don't do much in math and I still can't tie my shoes, but otherwise I'm fine.
Hardly anything has happened to his baby, but from now on no alcohol and no cigarettes, not only until you give birth, but also until you stop breastfeeding.
Now I don't even think about it, but this one week I've consumed worries me. Otherwise, today I went to the doctor and AG told me that at that time he had not eaten from me and I calmed down, although I will still think so. Thank you :)