Passive Smoking During Pregnancy, To Be Dads Need To Take Warning!

Online, March 15, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Research has shown that expecting mothers who are exposed to passive smoking or second hand smoke have a 23% chance of their unborn child being born with birth defects or even still born. Scientists have done studies on expecting couples where the mother doesn't smoke but the father does and concluded that their odds of having a still born child raises by 23% due to second hand smoke from the father to be.

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"In a recent study of pregnant women who have smoked in the past or are around smokers while Passive Smoking During Pregnancy: Dads Need To Take Action Too they are pregnant has found that there was an increase of still birth deaths among the unborn children."

"Many people do not realize that passive smoking is a huge problem for not only expectant mothers but also fathers to be as well. During pregnancy, dad's should kick the habit as well to avoid any type of danger to be passed on to the unborn child. If the expecting mother is surrounded by someone who smokes, the odds jump up 23% that her unborn baby will either have birth defects or be a still born baby. These are harsh realities but unfortunately they are true."

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"Fathers-to-be should stop smoking to protect their unborn child from the risk of stillbirth or birth defects, scientists say. University of Nottingham researchers found that pregnant women exposed to smoke at work or home increased their risk of stillbirth by 23% and of having a baby with defects by 13%.

"They looked at 19 previous studies from around the world. A UK expert said it was "vital" women knew the risks of second-hand smoke."

"The studies used to pull this research together were carried out in North America, South America, Asia and Europe. All the studies focused on pregnant women who did not smoke themselves but were passive smokers due to their proximity to a partner who smoked or work colleagues who smoked."

"The combined data from the studies suggests that being exposed to more than 10 cigarettes a day is enough for the risks to be increased. However, the University of Nottingham study did not find an increased risk of miscarriage or newborn death from second-hand smoke - only an increased risk of still birth and birth defects."

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