Smoking during pregnancy can lead to various changes in the placenta, including reduced blood flow, placental abruption, and lower birth weight. The presence of harmful chemicals from cigarettes, such as nicotine and carbon monoxide, can impair the placenta's function and nutrient transfer to the fetus. Additionally, smoking can increase the risk of placental complications like placenta previa and preterm birth, adversely affecting fetal development and health.
Smoking or overdue pregnancy.
Small microbes like illnesses can get through it and smoking, drugs and alcohol can get through as well.
An ultrasound scan will show if you have had a miscarriage. Sometimes you may bleed from near the placenta (afterbirth) but you don't miscarry and it will show this too. Sometimes you bleed and lose the baby but not all the placenta comes away which can be dangerous, causing bleeding and/or infection. the ultrasound scan can show all these things.
The mother eats a heathy diet No smoking alcohol or non prescribed drugs and the placenta takes care of the rest.
Placenta previa is a condition where the placenta partially or completely covers the cervix, presenting potential complications during pregnancy and delivery. Factors that can contribute to placenta previa include a history of cesarean deliveries, advanced maternal age, multiple pregnancies, and previous uterine surgeries. Additionally, smoking and certain racial or ethnic backgrounds may increase the risk. Regular prenatal care can help monitor and manage this condition effectively.
Placenta previa, placenta accreta, placenta increta, and placenta increta are all conditions stemming from abnormal implantation of the placenta.
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Smoking reduces blood flow to the placenta, which can restrict the baby's oxygen and nutrient supply, leading to poor growth. Smoking also increases the risk of complications like preterm birth and stillbirth, all of which can contribute to the baby being very small.
no smoking space will not show up on any drug tests for sure ive been smoking it and i get tested once a week
you cant trick a person to stop smoking you can only tell them what will happen if you keep smoking, or you can show them pictures of what will happen and tell them how you feel about it
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