Can i eat home made dhokla,made with eno

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Hi, Im 10 weeks pregnant. I have a query regarding food. Can i eat home made dhokla which is made with ENO.

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Dr. Lavina Batra

Gynecologist 19 yrs exp Pune

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Dr. Anshu Syed

Gynecologist 18 yrs exp Mohali

Yes.. You can eat anything that is home made provided it is not oily and spicy

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Gynecologist 21 yrs exp Chandigarh

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