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Fish in pregnancy

2022-02-11 02:47:11
I've read somewhere that you should avoid high mercury fish in pregnancy. Is it true?? Can I eat rohu fish in 5-7 weeks of pregnancy??
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Answered2022-02-11 07:01:51

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Yes it's true Rohu can be eaten

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In my opinion you should avoid

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You should avoid High Mercury fish ALWAYS. You don't have to be pregnant to start avoiding high mercury fish. All heavy metals are poisons, and Mercury is one of them.

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Yes high levels of mercury are very harmful but if you buy your fish from a hygienic place you can go ahead and eat fish throughout pregnancy

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