Raw Jackfruit In Pregnancy - Is It Okay To Eat Raw Jackfruit

Raw jackfruit in pregnancy

Asked for Female, 32 Years

Is it okay to eat raw jackfruit curry during pregnancy? I jus finished my first trimister and wondering if i can eat it

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Dr. Nikitha Murthy

Gynecologist 8 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello! Yes you can consume in moderation. It is a good source of various nutrients too! Take care!

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