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If your health care provider suspects or knows that you are using drugs, they are obligated by their state licensing boards to report that information to child protective services. They may or may not iform you of drug testing. In most states, using drugs while pregnant is considered a form of abuse and neglect and may affect your custody once the child is born. It is not advised to use drugs during pregnancy. Best wishes.
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