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Given the paucity of evidence, it is currently recommended to avoid using marijuana while pregnant or when breastfeeding. Conclusion and relevance: There is a critical need for research on effects in pregnancy using present-day THC doses.
When pregnant women use marijuana, the plant’s active chemical is found in the umbilical cord blood after birth. This means the chemical (called THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol) spreads to the fetus during pregnancy and can affect the child after birth. Using marijuana can create risks for the fetus and the newborn.
At 28 weeks of pregnancy —A small number of Rh-negative women may be exposed to Rh-positive blood cells from the fetus in the last few months of pregnancy and may make antibodies against these cells. RhIg given at 28 weeks of pregnancy destroys these Rh-positive cells in the woman’s body.
Does using marijuana in pregnancy affect future behavior or learning for the child? Based on the studies reviewed, it is not known if marijuana increases the chance for behavior or learning issues. Several studies have followed children exposed to marijuana during pregnancy.
Stopping cannabis use in pregnancy is important. If you are not able to do this we will of course still support and try to help you to at least reduce use. You may experience physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms when you stop using cannabis, but drug and alcohol services can support you to withdraw safely.
15 Μαΐ 2018 · When a pregnant woman smokes marijuana, it increases her exposure to carbon monoxide gas. This can affect the oxygen the baby receives, which could impact the baby’s ability to grow.
This leaflet contains information about the risks of cannabis use in pregnancy for you and your unborn baby. It also provides information about where you can get help to quit. It is important that you are open and honest about your cannabis use.
