Fits (seizures) Fainting Palpitations Uncontrolled movements Severe skin rashes Jaundice Memory loss Patches of red skin Unusual wheezing Difficulty breathing Swollen lips, tongue, or eyelids Pain in muscles or joints Mental health problems such as disordered thoughts, delusions, hallucinations, or severe mood swings
A fetus can also be easily cured with treatment, and the risk of adverse outcomes to the fetus is minimal if the mother receives adequate treatment during early pregnancy ideally before the second trimester
Replication of this study with more recent data is needed to confirm the results from our study
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Risks of mixing alcohol and tobacco According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, people who drink alcohol are more likely to smoke tobacco, and vice versa