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Is drinking alcohol during pregnancy dangerous? Yes, drinking alcohol duri

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问题    Is drinking alcohol during pregnancy dangerous?
   Yes, drinking alcohol during pregnancy can be dangerous to
you and baby. Babies born to mothers who drink alcohol during  【1】______
pregnancy have fetal alcohol syndrome.                         【2】______
   What is fetal alcohol syndrome?
   Fetal alcohol syndrome is a group of problems on children  【3】______
born to mothers who drank alcohol during their pregnancy.
These babies are usually small and underweight.  They often
have birth defects and, as they grow old,  they may have       【4】______
behavior problems. The most serious problem is mental
retardation.
   How common is fetal alcohol syndrome?
   In the United States, about 1,200 children are born each
Year with fetal alcohol syndrome. It is the lead cause of mental【5】______
retardation in this country.
   How much alcohol can I drink and not hurt my baby?
   Even small amounts of alcohol can be harmful. Because no
amounts of alcohol can be considered safe, it is recommended    【6】______
that pregnant women avoid all alcohol during the entire
pregnancy. Drinks with alcohol in it include beer, wine, hard   【7】______
liquor and wine coolers.
   Can my baby get fetal alcohol syndrome even if I don’t drink
alcohol every day?
   Yes. In fact, most women don’t drink alcohol every day.
Instead, they drink only on the special occasions, such as      【8】______
weekends, holidays or parties.  When they do drink, some
women have five or more drinks at time. This is called "binge   【9】______
drinking." This pattern of drinking is very dangerous for your
baby, because it quickly makes the level of alcohol in your blood
very high. So, if you don’t drink every day, you may put your   【10】______
baby at risk for fetal alcohol syndrome. [br] 【M5】
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