Can I get pregnant if I smoke weed?

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So I can tell that my husband is wanting to have a baby already, but I weed, I do smoke mostly everyday and I’m just wondering is that going to affect me with having children? I know if I find out I’ll stop of course but i just wanna know if it will Affect the possibilities of me getting pregnant.

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If you’re worried about it affecting your pregnancy I would just go ahead and stop.

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Yes, both my husband and are big consumers and have been for over 1/2 our lives. I got pregnant pretty quickly (4 months with the first and one unsafe night during my fertile window the second time which I’m currently 28 weeks). One word of advice, quit now before you get pregnant because withdrawn + hormones + the emotional changes + morning sickness all happening at once is the absolute WORST. I’ve been thru it twice now.

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You can still get pregnant but once you are please stop smoking

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Yes you can get pregnant. People get pregnant doing much worse like meth or heroin unfortunately. I wouldn’t be to concerned with marijuana until you get pregnant. Good luck to you.

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My friend smoked pretty much 24/7, was preventing, and still got pregnant

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Weed produces estrogen, the female hormone, so idk it might affect it I would stop just to play it safe, good luck❤️💕

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Stop smoking or taking any substances as the child will be born an addict.. and will most likely go through withdrawals & have behavioural issues linked to the substances taken while pregnant. 
It’s extremely dangerous to take anything while pregnant even alcohol as it causes FASD. I’ve studied this for yearsssssss and have first hand seen the affect it has on children as my family and I used to do foster care.

Can I get pregnant if I smoke weed?

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