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Methi leaves in early pregnancy
Can I consume methi leaves in the form of paratha and sabji in early pregnancy?
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Yes you can consume methi leaves. Ensure you have everything in moderation
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You should avoid in early pregnancy because it some time cause induce contractions, one must consume those under the supervision of a naturopath. You can consumed it only after the 37th week of pregnancy.
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Hello 😊,
Methi (leaves or in any other form) warm in nature. Which needs to be avoided in 1st trimester of pregnancy. Later,it can be taken as per medical condition.
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Better to avoid it as can create nausea and vomiting during early phase of pregnancy.
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
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No don't take
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