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11week pregnant
Can I have sweet corn ,corn flakes ,
Can I have salad and fruits in night if hungry at night
Is two glass milk ok whole day
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You can have whatever you have been taking before you became pregnant.
Of course you should avoid alcohol, tobacco, psychotropic substances if you had been taking these before you became pregnant
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Absolutely go ahead
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Yes it's okay to have whatever you want to eat in pregnancy. Eat healthy. Avoid papaya and pineapple in 1st trimester
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