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Can I eat mango

2020-04-25 12:06:52
Hi All, I am 20 weeks pregnant................... Can I eat ripe mangoes..since it's mango season...
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No...you can eat only unripe mango... Don't eat ripe mango during pregnancy..

Answered2020-04-26 07:06:12

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Only sweet ripe ones

Answered2020-04-25 16:02:37

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Yes
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wash with soapy water after purchasing from market

Answered2020-04-25 12:35:17

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ofcourse you can
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in this covid 19 pandemic always clean outside food

Answered2020-04-25 12:25:36

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Yes in a limited amount

Answered2020-04-25 12:15:12

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Yes

Answered2020-04-25 17:37:04

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Yes you can..

Answered2020-04-25 13:08:32

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