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alcahol and pregnancy

So I just found out a couple dsys ago that im pregnant. I drank a couple wine coolers and im wondering if it will affect my baby or if I shouldnt worry about it. Keep in mind I didnt even know I was pregnant when I drank them and I only had 2 and that was it. Should I bring this up when I get checked out by a doctor?
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Thank you do much everybody it makes me feel a little better :) and im not a partier my fiance haf just turned 21 and had picked me up a 4 pack of wine coolers and I only drank two. I am kinda relieved a little bit :) thank you so much for responding!
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Majority of the time it's not a big deal just because the umbilical cord isn't connected to the baby yet so it doesn't go directly to the baby ..... My doctor told me not to worry about it for that reason
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4749018 tn?1372359546
you should bring it up with your dr. I got waisted a lot before i found out i was pregnant i was a a drinking spree... my baby is fine but don't really know till i have my baby. but there are test that can be done to make sure!!!
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5002615 tn?1366014009
This might spend bad but before i knew i was pregnant i got s h i t faced wasted like twice and drank a couple of times on the weekends. i asked my doctor of that would affect my baby and she said no but not to drink anymore so i don't think a couple of wine coolers will affect your baby :)
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