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Pregnency 4 months compelted
Can i drink cold drinks like cocacola, pepsi in pregnency ?
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Better to avoid soft drinks during pregnancy. As they have zero nutritional value. They are high in sugar content making you feel full, providing less nutrients to your body. During pregnancy it's important that you concentrate on nutrient dense foods rather than calorie dense foods. Also they have caffeine in them so better to avoid soft drinks during pregnancy. Substitute them with healthy choices like fruit juices as they are rich in vitamins and anti- oxidants which is healthy for you as well as your baby.
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its better to avoid them
1.very high sugar contents
2. Other harmful chemicals too.
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
You cn drink..
However its better to avoid aerated drinks as they cm cause acidity and vomiting.
However once a while you cn..
Instead try hvng fresh fruit juices ,lassi , butter milk ,milk shake etc
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