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Eating maggi in pregnancy
Hi I am 9 weeks Pregnant, can I eat maggi noodles? I am having strong cravings. Look forward for advise
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Yes you can have aata or oats noodles with lots of vegetables in moderate quantity. But don't repeat it frequently as packed and processed food is not good for health.Try to eat more healthy and natural food.
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Congratulations for your pregnancy and best luck
Diet is extremely important at this moment
Yes for craving small quantity is allowed
Kindly maintain healthy diet pre and post pregnancy
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Hi
Congratulations
Hope you doing fine
As such packaged food should be restricted but if it's once in blue moon than ok.
Try to eat more healthy food during this time
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Hi user!
Congratulations for your pregnancy! There is nothing in the works which is known as unhealthy and so are Maggi or noodles, they become unhealthy if you don’t know your proportions. Cravings can be satisfied with small amount of consumption. As you are on the verge of completing 3 months pregnancy, you should include good amount of zinc, folic acid and other nutrients in your diet for a healthy baby.
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Hello,
Yes, you can go for Maggie but add lots of fresh vegetables.
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You can choose healthier option like Jowar, Wheat, Rice noodles. They taste yumm.. try this.
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In pregnancy keep an eye on food, whatever you are eating.
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Hello,
Avoid if you can as it is high in sodium and preservatives.
However, you csn indulge once in a while, you can also make homemade buckwheat or wheat noodles with loads of vegetables.
Consult me online for the detailed diet chart
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yes
you can eat once in a while
but don't repeat this cravings again and again
eat in a small portion to control your cravings only
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Hello practo user
Yes, you can have nestle maggi.
We have pregnancy diet plan which include
. diet plan for each trimester
. Diet plan for curing deficiencies and for better foetus development
. Diet plan to cure symptoms occurs during 2nd trimester like gestational diabetes, thyroid, overweight, bp.etc
. Post pregnancy diet plan
But before prescribing any thing we need some information
. Vitals
. Medical history
. Family history
. Occupation
. Physical activity
. Daily routine
And many more
So, if you want to contact us,you can contact us directly thru the link below
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Dt. Ankita
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Hello,
Yes you can eat Maggi but too much intake is not good for health. Therefore, you can eat Maggi once in 10 day’s and the quantity should be 1 small bowl.
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For pregnancy diet plan visit my website @ nutriplan.in
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Take small frequent meals.
Don’t skip milk.
Avoid strong coffee and tea.
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Hi , you can have atta noodles (1/4)but add lot of veggies (3/4) quantity.
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Ms. Sana Khalid
Dietitian/Nutritionist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi!
Yes, of course you can eat Maggi. Make sure it is well cooked, and avoid taking it at night time as it may cause constipation.
Wish you a safe and healthy pregnancy!
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Eat healthy , stay hydrated. Consult on practo.com for further advice on pregnancy diet
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Avoid oily/spicy/Maida based foods, do not take uncooked or leftover food.
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Dr. Geetha B
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39 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes u can eat to satisfy ur cravings .but not continuosly. Not good for health better opt for something else which is good for health plenty of vegetables,fruits .,sprouts.
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