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Effects of smoking in pregnancy

Friends, we are getting Help to quit smoking .

It’s been found that, there are numerous adverse health effects, of women smoking during pregnancy. Studies have proved that 20% of women in the developed countries smoke. The effect of smoking on developing babies is devastating.

Nearly 11% of the stillborn birth have direct attribute to tobacco use. It’s better to stop the use of tobacco, before start preparing to get pregnant. Even though many people know that what smoking can cause to a pregnant woman and the developing fetus, few realize that cigarette smoke continuous to impact the baby’s health outside the womb.

So the young women, beware and aware of the after effects, so take your each steps carefully, as it’s not fair to play with the life.

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Yes smoking really affects the human being in your womb. It not just bad for your health but also for the baby. Take care of you body so that you can take good care of that beautiful being in your womb. Quit from smoking and also from drinking and anything that might harm you and your child.

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