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1. The developing baby is not affected when the pregnant woman takes thyroid hormones.
2. In a developing baby, the neural tube is a fold of tissue running the length of the embryo.
3. Because a developing baby (fetus) is very sensitive to radiation, such as from X-rays, this test is not done during pregnancy.

Brain

1. Maternal infections, poor nutrition, and oxygen deficiencies are just some of the conditions that may take a toll on the brain of a developing baby.

Possibility

1. The possibility that STAVIR (Stavudine, Zerit, d4T) may harm a developing baby has not been ruled out.

Health Problems

1. However, drinking excessive amounts of any teas can cause health problems for you and your developing baby.

Risk

1. Smoking and nicotine can have serious effects on the health of the developing baby, including increasing the risk of death.

Certain Medications

1. Use of certain medications, alcohol or drugs can harm a developing baby, leading to heart defects.

Womb

1. Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is a protein normally found in the tissue of a developing baby in the womb.

Ectoderm

1. Ectodermal dysplasia (ED) is a heritable disorder that affects the ectoderm, the outer layer of tissue in a developing baby.

Second Month

1. Embryo: the developing baby from conception to about the end of the second month.

Ultrasound

1. Perhaps you are pregnant, and your obstetrician wants you to have an ultrasound to check on the developing baby or determine the due date.

Ultrasounds

1. Ultrasounds cannot identify every structural problem in a developing baby, so some cases of spina bifida (especially mild forms) may be missed.

Pregnant Women

1. Radiation therapy is often not appropriate for pregnant women, because the radiation can damage the cells of the developing baby.
2. In most cases, Zonegran (zonisamide) should not be taken by pregnant women because there is a chance that it could harm the developing baby.

Fetus

1. A hysteroscopy will not be done if you are pregnant because of the risk to your developing baby (fetus).
2. It puts both the mother and the fetus (developing baby) at risk for a number of problems.
3. Fetus - A developing baby inside the womb.

Pregnancy

1. A gallbladder scan is not usually done during pregnancy because the radiation could damage the developing baby (fetus).
2. However, if a mother is infected during early pregnancy, rubella can cause defects in the developing baby.
3. X-rays are usually avoided during pregnancy because there's a small chance the radiation may harm the developing baby.

Pregnant Woman

1. A developing baby will cause a pregnant woman to lose much calcium which is why many females experience problems with their teeth after pregnancy.

Developing Baby

1. When used during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, irbesartan can cause injury and even death of the developing baby.
2. This test is not done during pregnancy because of the risk of radiation to the developing baby (fetus).
3. Abdominal X-rays are usually avoided during pregnancy because there's a small chance the radiation may harm the developing baby.

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