Women who drink every day also have a chance of getting pregnant, but long-term drinking is more damaging to women’s bodies. Regular drinking can cause obvious physiological changes that can cause premature ovarian failure, cause irregular menstruation, and even cause early menopause, resulting in infertility. Even if you occasionally get pregnant, the likelihood of carrying a healthy baby is very small, and there is a certain impact on the growth and development of the fetus. Especially for pregnant women, if they drink a lot of estrogen during pregnancy, it will easily lead to an increase in the amount of acetaldehyde in the body, which will have a strong impact on the fetus, easily leading to miscarriage or even stillbirth, and will easily lead to fetal malformations. If a woman is preparing for pregnancy, she should never drink alcohol before or after pregnancy, and she should maintain her body and do health checks during the preparation period.