nerve-wrecking! how true could that be. my partner smokes all the time and i wonder this could one trigger us from not having a baby.

it is so true that for all we know that second-hand smoke are much more prone to illness than the smoker himself. those women who are exposed to smokers are much more likely having difficulty in conceiving as to those who are not.

definitely true. there is a study about thisthat about 11% of those women experienced difficulty getting pregnant.

my cousin is a chain-smoker. she and her husband are smokers and i am glad this topic was opened up so i could actually refer her to this forum site. she can learn so many things from this and i hope this would enlightened her mind to stop smoking.

good deal sheena. let her get in in this forum before things would go worse.

don't you know that among 1 of every 3 women suffered a miscarriage or stillbirth being exposed to those people around you that are smokers. the sad part is, you can't just pinpoint anyone to blame, unless if it's just around your own home.

in addition to that, during your childhood and adulthood, with being exposed to second-hand smoker, 39% higher chance of suffering miscarriage. about 68% will have the higher chance to suffer and struggled in conceiving...

there are so many studies made about this second-hand smoke and are proven true and relevant information. second-hand smoke has many toxic substances that will affect female reproductive health. this could damage cell genetic material, inhibition of hormones which are required for conception and to have a smooth pregnancy. the high risk of miscarriage adds up to that.

this problems have been very rampant and it seems to increase year by year.

exactly, the sad part is, sometimes this cases are tolerated the most.

cigarette is such a very dangerous vice most especially to expectant mothers, this is a "NO NO". the toxic substance of this material could affect female reproductive health.

it damages your cell genetic material. pregnant women could have complications and if successfully can bear child, the RISK is with the infant who would get some health issues later on.

can you just let your child take the risk of that? huh, you wouldn't want your child to have health problems at all right guys?

even if you just breath the smoke, this could have lasting effects in you.

exactly, this could lead even beyond your pregnancy period and infant-hood.

there is also a recent study that smoking during pregnancy increases your child to develop serious cancer later in life. you can't afford to happen that to your kid if you will be a mom, aren't you... that is sad...

whether having infertility problems
or
you already have that problem
or
rather already pregnant,

it is still not best to smoke. generally speaking, smoking is very very dangerous to your health in all aspect.