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2021-11-30 06:26:38
Can I consume methi paratha during first trimester. Also, pls let me know the vegetables to be avoided during pregnancy. Thank you.
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Yes ,can take but with better absorption of nutrients take proper meal with combination so connect me through practo u will get good result definitely. U can check my feedback and book consultation for diet plan  of pregnancy .

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Hi You can have it . Avoid unwashed fruits and vegetables To eliminate any harmful bacteria, thoroughly wash all raw fruits and vegetables. Avoid raw sprouts of any kind — including alfalfa,clover,radish and mung bean — which also might contain disease-causing bacteria. Be sure to cook sprouts thoroughly.

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All green leafy vegetables  u can take I need your detail case history to guide u properly if u wish to take proper treatment consult online through practo app for proper management

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Please connect directly for the complete guidelines to be followed as per the different trimesters. Thanks

Answered2021-12-06 05:52:29

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Gud afternoon yes u can have methi paratha but not daily 2-3days in a,week one time either in lunch or dinner time.Pls have fresh vegs in well cooked forms in required amounts.
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