About Birth defects

About Birth defects





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About birth defects
Posted in 2017

A birth defect is a problem that occurs when a baby is developing in utero (in the womb). Approximately 1 out of every 33 babies in the United States is born with a birth defect.
Birth defects can be minor or severe. They may affect appearance, organ function, and physical and mental development. Most birth defects are present within the first three months of pregnancy, when the organs are still forming. Some birth defects are harmless. Others require long-term medical treatment. Severe birth defects are the leading cause of infant death in the United States, accounting for 20 percent  of deaths.
Birth defects can be a result of:
  • genetics
  • lifestyle choices and behaviors
  • exposure to certain medications and chemicals
  • infections during pregnancy
  • a combination of these factors
I am telling U from the beginning that Lifestyle plays important role in birth defects... Modify your lifestyle to enjoy with Healthy child.
I clearly explained U exposure of medications and chemicals.  Avoid these.
If you follow healthy habits you will not be infected


My advise
1...  Take proper precautions
2...  Drink Sufficient water
3...  Eat healthy food

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