Food to avoid
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I personally did not avoid much during my pregnancy. I was just conscious that i was getting a balanced diet and not too much on the sugar side. But i did stay away from "raw foods" like sushi as they tend to give me stomach upset and that is what needs to be avoided.
I personally did not avoid much during my pregnancy. I was just conscious that i was getting a balanced diet and not too much on the sugar side. But i did stay away from "raw foods" like sushi as they tend to give me stomach upset and that is what needs to be avoided.
mamaS, I was told that I should have avoided nuts during my pregnancy, which may or may not explain the eczema that my son has, but then again, I was also told to eat lots of nuts by the in-law for baby's brain growth. So there's lots of conflicting information out there. . . but if I had to do it again, I would probably avoid nuts, just to be on the safe side.
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Take the follwoing wiht a a grain of salt but I was told to avoid:
Papaya - research finds that raw papaya can lead to miscarriage, concern being that slightly underripe payapa can have an impact although my doctor said you need to eat a lot of it.
Liver - too much Vit A can lead to abnormalities
Unpasterized Cheese - can lead to still births, miscarriage (once again you would have to eat a good amount)
Hope this helps.
Take the follwoing wiht a a grain of salt but I was told to avoid:
Papaya - research finds that raw papaya can lead to miscarriage, concern being that slightly underripe payapa can have an impact although my doctor said you need to eat a lot of it.
Liver - too much Vit A can lead to abnormalities
Unpasterized Cheese - can lead to still births, miscarriage (once again you would have to eat a good amount)
Hope this helps.
wandasmart
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according to chinese culture you are to avoid "cold" and wet "sup yeet" things
like watermelon, mango, green bean dessert, banana, turnip, etc
also raw things and cold items.
according to my doctor i was to steer away from soft cheeses to avoid listeria which breeds in soft cheese and pate. do not eat liver due to the vitamin A, nuts due to allergies for the baby. sushi was alright as long as you go somewhere reputable (but i found that all of it is in the fridge anyways and how long it's been in there who knows) caffeine and the big fish which contain high levels of mercury. this is a big nono and he said that there has been a case where a woman ate swordfish everyday and her baby was born with mercury poisoning. so the big ones are like swordfish, shark, king mackerel, tuna. they recommend 12ounces of fish per week 6 ounces per serving. so only twice a week.
like watermelon, mango, green bean dessert, banana, turnip, etc
also raw things and cold items.
according to my doctor i was to steer away from soft cheeses to avoid listeria which breeds in soft cheese and pate. do not eat liver due to the vitamin A, nuts due to allergies for the baby. sushi was alright as long as you go somewhere reputable (but i found that all of it is in the fridge anyways and how long it's been in there who knows) caffeine and the big fish which contain high levels of mercury. this is a big nono and he said that there has been a case where a woman ate swordfish everyday and her baby was born with mercury poisoning. so the big ones are like swordfish, shark, king mackerel, tuna. they recommend 12ounces of fish per week 6 ounces per serving. so only twice a week.
I agree with all of the above. And it seems that there isn't much left to eat. But on the safe side, I tried to follow those that make sense.
I was also told to avoid eating goose, duck, shrimp and crab - if you want your baby to have good skin. Since I was carrying a girl, I thought I might as well follow just to be save.
I was also told to avoid eating goose, duck, shrimp and crab - if you want your baby to have good skin. Since I was carrying a girl, I thought I might as well follow just to be save.