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  The dangers of smoking and exposure to second hand smoke are widely known. It makes sense that the dangers of smoking will extend to your unborn child if you're pregnant. There has been studies and research done regarding this topic. The effects of smoking during pregnancy have been shown during these studies. Many medical problems have been positively correlated with smoking while pregnant. Even if the pregnant mother didn't smoke but was exposed to second hand smoke, the baby was still in danger. Smoking while pregnant can lead to the following serious consequences.
  
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  This is only one of the many risks associated with smoking while pregnant. Some of the additional risks include but are not limited to mental retardation, difficulty learning and cerebral palsy. Infant death is however the most serious risk.
  
  There are many problems associated with smoking during pregnancy but you can eliminate the risk to your child by quitting. This situation is pretty black and white. If you need additional motivation then you should do more reading and learn more about all that can possibly happen to your baby. The list goes all the way to infant death, still births, and a higher incidence of SIDS, or sudden infant death syndrome. Smoking during pregnancy is extremely harmful for your baby.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The dangers of smoking and exposure to second hand smoke are widely known. It makes sense that the dangers of smoking will extend to your unborn child if you're pregnant. There has been studies and research done regarding this topic. The effects of smoking during pregnancy have been shown during these studies. Many medical problems have been positively correlated with smoking while pregnant. Even if the pregnant mother didn't smoke but was exposed to second hand smoke, the baby was still in danger. Smoking while pregnant can lead to the following serious consequences.<br /><br />That can be quite powerful if you take what is known about how to pin down the best <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.bestecigarettesreview.com">smokeless cigarette reviews</a> and put it to use. Take action on this because that is the only thing that will help you.<br /><br />Hoping will not get it done, and we know you realize that; but then again so many people do yet that is all they do. As you well know, even though overcoming inaction can be tough at first, once you just get started will make all the difference.<br /><br />Everybody with a need to know this information can do something with it, just make sure you are one who does. Do continue on with this because the best is yet to come. Were you aware of how much tar and nicotine you pass on to your baby each time you inhale? You might not realize that your second hand smoke will damage your baby's lungs in some harsh ways. Complications are likely when lung damage has been caused. The chemicals you send into your baby's blood stream displaces the oxygen and can bind it in other reactions. In addition to being necessary for life, the oxygen helps your baby to develop properly. Smoking during pregnancy can lead to your child's lung functions being seriously compromised. By smoking while pregnant, you place your child at a greater risk for lung issues such as asthma and a greater tendency for pneumonia. It is also more common for these children to develop issues such as bronchitis. These problems also involve your child's immune system. These creates a greater susceptibility to infections.<br /><br />This is only one of the many risks associated with smoking while pregnant. Some of the additional risks include but are not limited to mental retardation, difficulty learning and cerebral palsy. Infant death is however the most serious risk. <br /><br />There are many problems associated with smoking during pregnancy but you can eliminate the risk to your child by quitting. This situation is pretty black and white. If you need additional motivation then you should do more reading and learn more about all that can possibly happen to your baby. The list goes all the way to infant death, still births, and a higher incidence of SIDS, or sudden infant death syndrome. Smoking during pregnancy is extremely harmful for your baby.</div>

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