I got pregnant after drinking every day

In daily life, not only many men have the habit of drinking, but some women also have the habit of drinking. Some men and women even have to drink a sip every day. Once they find out they are pregnant, I believe many women are worried that drinking every day will affect the growth of the fetus. Therefore, I want to know, is it okay to keep the baby if I get pregnant by drinking every day?

Drinking every day while pregnant may lead to the risk of fetal malformation, but it is not certain. Therefore, during pregnancy, pregnant women need to strictly carry out pregnancy checkups, do Down syndrome screening at 14-19 weeks of pregnancy, do four-dimensional color ultrasound for prenatal fetal anomaly screening at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy, and if necessary, do amniocentesis and umbilical cord blood analysis at 16-20 weeks of pregnancy, so as to determine the growth and development status of the baby in the uterine cavity. Once any abnormality is found in the baby, the pregnancy must be terminated immediately. Note: Whether men or women drink alcohol frequently, once a woman becomes pregnant, it may affect the growth and development of the fetus.

1. If a man drinks a lot, even if it is wine, the child born to his wife may be a patient with "baby alcohol syndrome". Such children love to cry and make trouble, have low IQ, and are very likely to become addicted to alcohol when they grow up.

2. If a woman drinks every day, because women's tolerance to alcohol is lower than men's, if a woman becomes pregnant during the drinking period, the alcohol will easily concentrate in the blood that nourishes the fetus, affecting the normal growth and development of the fetus's body and brain.

Is it okay to keep the baby if you drink every day? The above is a detailed introduction to this issue, I hope it can help everyone. In order to ensure eugenics, during the six months of preparing for pregnancy, the couple must not only abstain from alcohol, but also quit smoking and drinking, and wait until the alcohol and tobacco toxins in the body are completely eliminated before getting pregnant. To prevent the harmful substances in the smoke from harming the healthy growth and development of the fetus.