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Does eating dates on 9th month of pregnancy soften cervix and reduce labour time? ... ... ... ... ...
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You are a male. Why are you worried about softening of cervix ?
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Don't eat what creates head worries. Stick to your diet given by the gynaec.
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FIRST mango now dates.
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Some students have shown if consuming 6 dates per day 4 week's before estimated date of delivery is beneficial.
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Not proved but help. To increase hemohlobin
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