If you're pregnant and think you have an std you should get tested and treated right away. Some stds don't cause any harm to the baby but others can cause misscariages or issues with the baby at birth.
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Alcohol will stay in unborn baby's system for the same period as it stays in mother's system. It stays for pretty long period in mother's system.
2-6 days
Marijuana stays in an unborn baby's system for 60to 90 days. It has been shown that babies subjected to marijuana in the womb, have a higher intelligence level.
Any drug you take while pregnant is harmful to your unborn baby. No matter how long she stays in hospital, you will have to live with the consequences for the rest of your life.
im not understanding why a pregnant woman would even be taking a narcotic pain killer while pregnant?! speak to your doctor ASAP because there could be a possibily that it is affecting the unborn baby. Thats like asking how long does alcohol stay in an unborn babies blood! SMH disgrace.
How many weeks does it take for lortab to leave unborn baby's system
as long as the unborn baby is inside the mother it stays inside.
This drug will show up in the system for up to one month. This depends on the amount in the system and when the child was born. You can be prosecuted for having this in your baby's system. Absolutely false. Methamphetamines stay in your system for 3-5 days, at the most. It depends on your personal metabolism.
No. It will not harm you nor your baby. As long as you don't inhale it everyday and take deep breaths. That's when it may affect you, taking long deep breaths.. as if you were solvent abusing. Which your probably not.
The pediatric doctors, and, if the baby is unborn, the mother of that child.
Yes. When the water breaks, a woman needs to head straight to the hospital. After the water breaks, the baby is more prone to infection. In a hospital environment, however, antibiotics can be used to minimize the risk to the unborn child and along with a sterile environment, the baby's risk is lowered by a large percentile.