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Teratogens are substances that can create physical or functional harm to a human embryo or fetus after the carrier of the pregnancy is exposed to these substances.

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Cocaine is one among many examples of harmful substances that can lead to problems during the fetal stage and after birth to the pregnancy.

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Cocaines effects on a pregnancy is associated with maternal migraines and seizures, premature membrane rupture, and separation of the placental lining prior to delivery.

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Cocaine use while pregnant can also lead to higher blood pressure, spontaneous miscarriage, preterm labor, and a difficult delivery.

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The affects of cocaine on the baby may be premature delivery, lower birth weight and smaller head circumferences. Issues may also develop into behavioral problems, and a deficit in some cognitive abilities including language and memory.

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www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/cocaine/what-are-effects-maternal-cocaine-use

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Pregnancy crisis hotline: (1-800-672-2296)

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Florida pregnancy support: (866) 403-4690