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Orange in empty stomach
Can i eat an orange in empty stomach and take iron tablet first thing in the morning During pregnancy
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It will cause more problems than comfort. Connect plz for further advice.
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You can have an orange on an empty stomach but taking iron tablets first thing in the morning can end you  up. with acidity Should Ideally be taken after lunch
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You can take .
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Vit c can increase iron absorption so orange with iron tablets is fine…need not to take empty stomach
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You can take if you feel comfortable
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