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I drank wine a few days ago, and just found out I'm pregnant?
I had taken alcohol out completely since we were trying. I took a test that showed negative, had 1 glass of wine Friday, 2 Saturday. This week I've just felt off and tried another test, positive! Will I be ok? I will obviously talk to my doctor about this, but I'm on the road for work for 2 more days. My husband doesn't even know because I want to tell him in person!
Being honest here. I didn't find out I was pregnant with my first until I was 13 weeks. Missed periods, but several neg pregnancy test. I drank pretty heavy.. every other night. Every weekend. And not wine...liquor. once I found out of course I quiT. But.. now she is six years old very very smart. Actually ahead of every one in her grade: -) so having a few glasses of wine that early in pregnancy will not effect your baby. I was so concerned with my first of course I blew my Dr up with questions. He simply shut the door and said 1 beer a day will NOT harm the baby. But my personal choice I stopped. On baby # 3 now. Of course no drinking. But I'm positive baby is fine only from my personal experience.
You should be fine. It takes 3-5 days before implantation into the uterus and it wont be impacted by the small quantity of alcohol you consumed. As for the comment about the 1st month being only a cell... it's only a one-celled zygote for the first 12 hours after fertilization. After that cell division and embryonic growth is rapid! Congratulations!
The same thing happened to me, had been trying since December went on holiday in June had 1 glass of sangria found out 4 weeks later I was actually pregnant & about 6-7 weeks. I'm now 17 weeks & baby is very healthy & happy.
Same happened to me and my baby is perfect...im 28 weeks now.
A couple glasses of wine isn't going to do anything.
Yes don t worry first month is just a cell :) congrats by the way !
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Thank you! It's going to be a long 48 hrs of a secret!
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