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Whether the habit of binge drinking should make a woman worry about its effects on her baby.
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A 22-year-old woman consumes large quantities of alcohol at a party and loses consciousness. After three weeks, she notices that she has missed her second consecutive period. Her pregnancy test also came out to be positive.
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