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gabrielle1201 · 06/11/2014 07:24

My cousins smokes regularly while pregnant and I gave it up quite a while ago. However, I had 2 puffs/draws/smokes and gave it back although I didn't inhale properly I just alrounf felt bad. Would this harm my baby? I won't b doing it agin anyways and I am 5 months pregnant now. I was around her smoke too. Any ideas? Ty

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AngryBeaver · 06/11/2014 07:27

Speak to your midwife. She will have information for you regarding this.
Not a good idea to smoke at all while pregnant. But 2 puffs won't cause permanent harm, imo.

gabrielle1201 · 06/11/2014 07:31

It wasn't even inhaled properly like I have my anomaly scan soon just would annoy me if anything were to happen

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foxyfemke · 06/11/2014 07:40

I highly doubt two puffs are going to to do any harm. But you need to tell your cousins to quit smoking, she's putting her baby in danger.

gabrielle1201 · 06/11/2014 07:41

I have told her she won't listen, but I'll not b going near it anyways

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gamerchick · 06/11/2014 07:46

You don't need to speak to your midwife.

You'll be inhaling more poisons from people's exhausts on a day to day basis tall have more effect than a couple of puffs off a cig.

gabrielle1201 · 06/11/2014 07:47

Yea I thought that myself but everything should be ok then like I've nothing to worry about? X

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eurochick · 06/11/2014 07:49

I agree with gamer chick. Two puffs is a non issue. But your cousin is putting her baby at risk.

gabrielle1201 · 06/11/2014 07:52

My cousin knows the risks like but there's nothin I could say to stop her from stopping I've tried like and she's further along than I am x

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naty1 · 06/11/2014 15:00

Its not so much just the risks but also the hassle.
My dmum smoked through pg and bith of us have asthma (plus hypothyroidism, allergies, hayfever)
I just couldnt be bothered with all the appointments for those things, a couple of hospital stays, daily medicine, remembering to have it with you, worry (as i saw an asthmatic child died at school where they didnt get the medicine)
Having a baby is hard enough without them being ill.
Oh and i forgot i think there may be a link to infertility (dsis and i both needed ivf) so if your cousin wants grandkids.
I wish they would ban it personally. :(

Im sure youre fine with a couple of puffs

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