However, a father's nicotine habit could lead to his child's higher risk of serious medical problems. And, if you conceive a child who is born healthy, the next step is maintaining that level of health. Second-hand smoke in the home can cause respiratory problems and increase the risk of hospitalization for bronchitis and pneumonia. Alice's point being that, even leaving cancer out of it, the list of smoking-related health problems is pretty daunting. At any rate, Alice will try to make this short and concise.
Many smokers develop circulatory problems, are short of breath, and have low energy levels.
Smoking can bring on early menopause and menstrual disorders. Smoking may even cause hair loss. Lastly, think about the number of fires and accidents caused by smokers. Those can be harmful, too.