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I am i my mid 30s. I have smoked nearly eight to ten cigarrates a day over past five years or so. I have quit about two months back. Can i plan a pregnancy now or should wait more time?
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Sunday 7th of March 2010 01:54:59 AM
I was smoking for a pack a day for over 10 years when I stopped soon that I found out that I was pregnant. My baby is now 16 and showing no sign of problems. I guess what is important is you stopped early and besides I am a very healthy person and so should you when you start getting pregnant.
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Monday 22nd of February 2010 07:39:07 PM
You are free to plan a pregnancy. The beauty of quitting is that from day 1 your body will start to get rid of the negative effects that smoking causes in your body. It is important to remember that apart from quitting, you should be a healthy body weight and eat well and keep fit to increase your chances of conceiving. And alcohol is out of the question too.
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Wednesday 3rd of March 2010 08:44:03 AM
Quitting to smoke will bring good effects to your body. However, if you plan to get pregnant, at least wait a little more longer than 2 months. This is to make sure that your body is free of the toxic that was caused by smoking.
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Wednesday 3rd of March 2010 03:36:44 PM
if you stop smoking for two months it should be enough.As I know the smoke does not go through and beyond the placenta but it is better not smoke at all, so you reduce all the risks.
If you could stop smoking, this is a very good thing .You thought for the baby and not for your needs.
Good girl!
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Tuesday 2nd of March 2010 09:30:12 PM
If you have already stop smoking great for you! As long as you don't start smoking again while you are trying to conceive or when you are pregnant you should be okay. I would also recommend if possible to avoid being around smokers while trying to conceive and during pregnancy. Although, secondary (second hand smoke) effect is not known on the fetus,it is definitely as or more harmful on the person exposed to 2nd hand smoke than if that person was the one smoking.
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