Patient's question:
My husband has a heavy smoking habit, smoking at least one pack of cigarettes every day, sometimes two packs. He also often drinks alcohol. In this situation, I got pregnant. I know it was the night of the 12th that caused me to conceive, but I can't remember if he drank that night. He only said he was very tired. We had promised that if we ever wanted children, he would stop smoking and drinking two months in advance. But now, without being prepared, I got pregnant. Could you please tell me if the child will be healthy in this situation? Can I keep it?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Drinking alcohol or smoking before and during pregnancy can have a certain impact on pregnancy, but the effect should not be significant. Do not have too much psychological stress. Generally, there is no need for an abortion. Usually, doctors will advise women with risk signs during prenatal examinations to pay attention to keeping warm and avoid coldness. Additionally, patients should create an environment that is conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.