Teratogens
yes it can
I did not quite get the question. Are you asking if Cytotec may lead to birth defects? In that case, yes, it has been asociated with various injuries.
Yes, there are several teratogens that can cause birth defects through male exposure. There is documented evidence that exposure to Agent Orange that was used during the Vietnam War has caused birth defects in first and second generation births. Additionally, radiation can lead to issues for many generations afterward. There are some viruses that are mutagenic and can cause defects in progeny as well.
No, but it could lead to birth defects
Yes, alcoholism in men can contribute to birth defects in their children, primarily through the impact of alcohol on sperm quality and genetic integrity. Alcohol consumption can lead to mutations, reduced sperm motility, and hormonal imbalances, which may affect fetal development if conception occurs. Additionally, paternal alcohol use can influence the overall health of the pregnancy and the environment in which the child develops. While the mother’s alcohol consumption is a more direct cause of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, paternal alcoholism can still play a significant role in the health of the offspring.
Smoking and drinking are both harmful while you are pregnant. These activities can compromise your baby's development and may lead to defects.
While it is known that many women take metformin before getting pregnant to regulate their their ovulatory cycle, the studies have not yet proven if it may lead or not to birth defects taken after pregnancy.
No. Only one sperm is needed to fertilise the egg
Smoking during pregnancy can harm the fetus by restricting oxygen and nutrients, increasing the risk of premature birth, low birth weight, and birth defects. It can also lead to long-term health issues for both the mother and baby, such as respiratory problems and developmental delays.
Yes, there are potential risks associated with Tylenol use during pregnancy that could lead to birth defects. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider before taking any medication while pregnant.
No it may not. It can however lead to many many birth defects.