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Ice cream during pregnancy
Is it safe to eat ice cream during 14th weeks second trimester of pregnancy? Will it cause any harm to unborn baby?
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It is safe if you are sugar levels are normal
It will not harm the baby
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You can eat ice cream if your sugar is normal
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Enjoy ice cream if no throat problems
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
You can eat ice cream.
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Dr. Rabina Maheshwari
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19 yrs exp
Bathinda
Yes, it is safe to eat ice cream if you are not allergic to cold
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