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Papaya - first week of pregnancy
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Eating papaya daily in the first week of pregnancy is safe ?
After confirmation of pregnancy positive is safe to eat papaya ?
Any suggestions?
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
There is beliefs that papaiya can't eat in pregnancy. So if it's social beliefs than avoid it and eat other nutrients.
If u can't take papaiya there will be nothing worng with baby.
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Better to avoid . Why you are asking about it specifically
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Reach for detailed discussion
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No avoid it
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Safe
Go ahead
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Dr. Aakanksha Kumar
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Yes can have it
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Dr. Nikitha Murthy
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Bangalore
Raw papaya is definitely not to be eaten. Completely ripe one can be consumed in a limit to one bowl if you really want to eat.
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