1. Drugs During Pregnancy By: Kylie Cox

2. How the Baby Receives Nutrients Everything you ingest crosses the placenta through the umbilical cord into the baby's bloodstream www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ec7Rg09-pM

3. 15% of recognized pregnancies end in miscarriages Lifestyles like drinking and smoking is 3 of 4 factors that contribute to miscarriages It is a factor that is 100% avoidable If you smoke, drink, or ingest caffeine so does your baby. Miscarriages is one of many side effects that can happen if you use while pregnant

4. A statement made by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) “We know little about the effects of taking most medications during pregnancy. This is because pregnant women are often not included in studies to determine safety of new medications before they come on the market. Less than 10% of medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) since 1980 have enough information to determine their risk for birth defects. ”

5. How smoke reaches the Fetus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-1Gm43tlHY

6. DO NOT SMOKE WHILE PREGNANT Nicotine increases the risk for miscarriages It lowers the oxygen available for you baby It increases your baby’s hear rate It increase the risk of premature birth and/ or low birth weight It increases the risk for respiratory problems It increases the risk of birth defects and SIDS

7. Can you have an occasional drink while pregnant? “A drink during pregnancy is very unlikely to keep your child out of an Ivy League school, but regular drinking is bad, and we don’t know where the border is between them. And that border may be different for different women, so why take the risk?”

8. What are the risk? Stillbirths Miscarriages Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Abnormal Facial Features Smaller Head Size Shorter than average height Low body weight Poor learning Speech and language delays Intellectual disabilities Low IQ Sleeping problems Vision or hearing problems Heart Defects Kidney Problems THERE IS NO CURE!!

10. DO NOT USE HEROIN WHILE PREGNANT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGEDaIP6kw4

11. Theresa Mischeski (a google user) 1 month ago “when I had my now 19 year old son there was a baby on the ward addicted to heroin, This baby just screamed 24/7 my son was in icu (prem) so after being booted out of there I would take turns with the nurse's walking this poor baby around and around, there was nothing we could do to settle the poor thing, I will never forget the inhuman cries from that baby and I wanted to punch the mothers light's out, so dam selfish”

12. Placenta Abruption Premature birth Low birth weight Stillbirths SIDS Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Body shakes Seizures Tremors Tight muscle joints Poor feeding Fever Sweating‘ Blotchy skin Trouble sleeping and yawning a lot Diarrhea or throwing up Stuffy nose and sneezing

13. Cocaine Risk Premature Birth Low birth weight Respiratory distress Bowel infractions Cerebral Infractions Reduced Head Circumfrence Increased risk of Seizures

14. Is Caffeine Ok while pregnant? Iron deficiency anemic Low Birth Weight Baby doesn’t sleep as much when born Suggestions for drinking caffeine while pregnant Do not consume with meals Limit to two cups a day

16. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor After a study was published in 2006 about a link between SSRIs and birth defects the FDA put out a public advisory warning After three more studies where published that found no link, they recanted that warning. Although the risks are low, there are risk

17. Common Risk from My Researched Substances Low birth weight Premature Labor Birth Defects Brain development

19. DON’T DO DRUGS WHILE PREGNANT

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