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Fasting In pregnancy
I'm 32 week pregnant I had retro placental hemetoma in the 12 week of pregnancy I'm fine now by grace of God Every thing is normal now liquid is adequate can I fast in ramzan fast is like I can't drink or eat from 5am to 7pm I need suggestions is it safe for me to fast and for my baby
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No. It is not at all safe for baby. It can cause sudden death of baby. Please do not fast for such prolonged period. Pregnant women are advised to eat every 2 hrs. That is for baby health.
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Dr. Ragoor Sujatha
Diabetologist
2 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can't fast in pregnancy.
Pregnancy is an exception during Ramzan...
God knows..
I know two of my Muslim colleagues didn't fast during Ramzan when they were pregnant
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You can definitely not fasting pregnancy
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