A child born from a man taking drugs

Drug abuse is a behavior that is extremely harmful to human health and is also a very addictive behavior. The impact of drug abuse on the human body is not only that it will harm one's own health, causing physical and mental problems to deteriorate. Male drug abuse will also affect their sexual function and fertility. The children of drug addicts are more likely to have various health problems!

1. What should I do if I find out my husband is taking drugs after the child is born?

①. Take the child for a comprehensive checkup. After all, he was taking drugs before pregnancy. People who take drugs are very likely to suffer from various diseases, and it is entirely possible to infect the child.

② After discovering, you should patiently persuade your child. If he "doesn't listen" and insists on taking his own way, then you can only take your own way - file for divorce in court, and then apply for child custody on the grounds that the father is a drug addict. The reason why many drug addicts take drugs is because their parents have big problems with their education, such as spoiling, indulgence, etc. If you don't want your child to follow in his father's footsteps, you should strive to get the child to your side. Raise him well and let him grow up.

2. The harm of drugs to men

Drugs can cause great harm to men and can seriously affect sperm health and lead to male infertility.

First of all, drugs can affect the quality of sperm. They can reduce the number of sperm and increase the number of abnormal sperm, thus seriously affecting fertilization.

In addition, the most critical point is that long-term drug abuse will have a great impact on the fetus, which may lead to extremely adverse consequences such as fetal malformation or brain underdevelopment. Drug addicts are particularly prone to infectious diseases, such as hepatitis B, syphilis, AIDS, etc. These diseases are contagious in themselves and can be transmitted not only to sexual partners, but also to the fetus through sexual partners. In this way, the quality of the baby is not high, and the baby born may be a congenital infectious disease patient.

3. The impact of drug abuse on fertility

In fact, whether it is men or women who take drugs, the impact on fertility is huge.

1. Male drug addicts may experience decreased or absent sexual desire, impotence, inability to ejaculate, decreased sperm count, and reduced sperm quality;

2. Female drug addicts may suffer from menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, and cessation of ovulation.

Therefore, it is generally believed that it is more appropriate to get pregnant 1-2 years after drug rehabilitation. And you must go to the corresponding medical institution for a physical examination to ensure that you are healthy before considering having a child.