susan_1981
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I'm a smoker and drinker, not a majorly heavy drinker but I do love my glass of wine. I try to limit it to weekends only but, with the girls I work with, sometimes that's difficult. Anyway, last time I was pregnant, I was drinking and smoking and as soon as I found out I was pregnant, gave it all up. I then had a MMC at 7 weeks 2 days. I know it probably was just one of those things that happens but part of me wonders if it was the withdrawal symptoms from all of a sudden going cold turkey that could have had an affect. And I have read that nicotine withdrawal can cause a miscarriage, although I'm not sure how true this is.
Anyway, I'm just wondering how many of you smoked and drank and then gave up as soon as you got your BFP and then had a healthy baby 9 months later? Me and my husband are trying again so I could potentially be pregnant now (I'm now in my 1WW so I can probably test next weekend) but I don't want to give up the smoking cold turkey if this can cause problems. I know loads of people who have smoked all the way through their pregnancies and had no problems but I won't be one of those people. I'm just wondering, if I do get my BFP next weekend, should I just cut down on the smoking and then gradually phase it out or would I be best to just stop altogether?
Anyway, I'm just wondering how many of you smoked and drank and then gave up as soon as you got your BFP and then had a healthy baby 9 months later? Me and my husband are trying again so I could potentially be pregnant now (I'm now in my 1WW so I can probably test next weekend) but I don't want to give up the smoking cold turkey if this can cause problems. I know loads of people who have smoked all the way through their pregnancies and had no problems but I won't be one of those people. I'm just wondering, if I do get my BFP next weekend, should I just cut down on the smoking and then gradually phase it out or would I be best to just stop altogether?