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Ate undercooked egg 33 weeks pregnant
Hello mam, By mistake i ate small portion of undercooked egg today afternoon. I am very much worried whether it will affect my baby. I am 33 weeks pregnant. I have low AFI (7cm), so already in IV fluids weekly twice and drinking argipreg thrice daily. I am not having any fever, diarrhea because of eating undercooked egg right now. But what can i do as precaution?
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Lucknow
Keep taking your medications, and be in contact with your doctor.
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Dr. Preeti Verma
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Ujjain
Don't worry, take your medicine properly for low AFI.
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