What effect does drug abuse have on giving birth to children?

First of all, female drug abuse has adverse effects on pregnancy and childbirth through various reasons. When pregnant women take drugs, drugs can enter the fetus through the umbilical cord, and the fetus begins to take drugs in the mother to form drug dependence, which is affected by various hazards of drugs. When the mother overdoses, the fetus may suffer from drug poisoning, and when the mother suddenly reduces the dosage, the fetus will have withdrawal symptoms, which will undoubtedly affect the growth and development of the fetus. Some drugs can also directly reduce the blood supply to the uterus, directly destroy the placenta, and lead to a decrease in the blood supply to the fetus. And make the placenta leave the uterus in advance, resulting in premature delivery;

Many women who take drugs have irregular menstruation and often have long menstrual intervals before pregnancy. They can't find out that they are pregnant in time, but they continue to take drugs, smoke and drink a lot. The first three months of pregnancy is the most important period of embryonic development, and drug abuse, smoking and drinking in the early pregnancy may cause neonatal malformation;

Women who take drugs often suffer from a variety of infectious diseases, and the fetus is extremely vulnerable to infection in the womb.

Drugs have seriously damaged the internal environment of female drug addicts. In this environment, the fetus will not only have embryonic growth and development obstacles, but also have long-term or even lifelong adverse effects after birth.

What effect does female drug abuse have on giving birth to children? Women who take drugs can't get enough nutrition, protein, vitamins and trace elements necessary to ensure the mother's health and the normal growth of babies, which leads to fetal growth retardation or abnormal development;