Will marijuana show up in a unborn baby if mother smoke up to 34 weeks?

Answer 1

Oh, sure. Such a selfish, irresponsible mother will almost certainly have damaged the unborn child. It s likely to be born underweight and likely to lag behind the development curve for years. Maybe for life. All for a bit of a high.

Smoking marijuana at anytime in pregnancy permanently harms the forming and very vulnerable nervous system.

Researchers have attempted to assess the long-term effects of prenatal marijuana exposure. Studies of 3, 10 and 14-year old prenatally exposed children suggest that the prenatal exposure to high doses of marijuana may make it harder for children to learn and may affect their emotions (increased aggression) and increase depression symptoms.

The wording of the question strongly suggests that the mother in question is more worried about a drug conviction than the health of the baby. Stopping at 30 weeks is far too late. The last third (trimester) is the time of growth, the damage to developing systems is already done by then. However, if you have done this, you should still stop using while carrying a child.

Answer 2

A mother wouldn't smoke marijuan pregnant, so this question has no answer.