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Is mango safe in 1st trimester of pregnancy.
Are there any risks? What quantity it should be eaten.
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Yes, she can have mango but quantity can be prescribe on the basis of various factors like
Vitals,health parameter, physical activity, family history, occupation, daily routine and any many.
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Hello Mam,
There is no risk in consuming mangoes throughout the pregnancy if you are not a diabetic.
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Try to eat atleast 200 to 300gms of fruits per day. Try to choose variety in fruits.
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If the pregnant lady doesn't have sugar issues then she can take mango but the seasonal naturally ripened mangoes.
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