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By admin, June 11, 2010 4:09 am

drank early pregnancy, now 16 weeks worried?

the last time i drank was approx.
24 days after the first day of my last menstral period
10 days after conseption and
3 days after implantation…
And let me tell you i drank alot. i haven’t really thought much about it until recently due to an article i read in a magazine…
Are there any statistics that says what the chances of my baby having a problem that early??
part of the reson i was worried was because at first i was like oh thats too early, but from what i read they said that the first trimester is the most important. but i mean the first trimester is also 12 weeks and i found out right after i was 4 weeks.
yes ive stopped i quit when i first found out. and i am now 16 weeks along

Hi Nicole, you might get lots of negative answers. I can tell you that my first wife and I drank very heavy, we were young and partying! The few days after she missed her period, she went to the doctor to see why, she was, afterall, on the pill, but this was back in the 1970′s, so there were no test kits in those days, and yes she was 6 weeks or so pregnant, so we quit drinking, and our son is now 38, very healthy, married, and has three beautiful children of his own. You will be fine, God gives us a little leeway sometimes.

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