"Carbon monoxide has a greater affinity for fetal tissue than for adult tissue, and when nicotine crosses the placenta it speeds up the [baby's] heart rate." According to the ACOG, smoking ...
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No Smoking Day: Impact Of Smoking On Female Sexual Health-Expert Shares Its Effect On Unborn BabySmoking can lead to low birth weight and restricted fetal growth. - Cigarette smoke may increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy. - Ectopic pregnancy is dangerous for both the baby and the mother.
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