Question 1

could pregnant woman drink coconut juice?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There is no contraindication to consumption of coconut juice/milk/water while pregnant.

Question 2

can pregnant women drink grapefruit juice?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely: There is nothing unhealthy during pregnancy related to the consumption of grapefruit juice.

Question 3

can pregnant women drink prune juice?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Plums are a healthy food you can eat during pregnancy. Prune juice is made from specific european plums. However, plum juice can have a higher sugar content then plums - so use should be judicious.

Question 4

please tell me, could a pregnant woman take lemon juice?

Accepted Answer

No problem: Lemon juice can be a refreshing drink with no effects on the body or on the developing baby.

Question 5

is it safe for a pregnant women to eat pineapple/ drink pineapple juice?

Accepted Answer

Safe: Yes, it is safe for pregnant women to eat a normal size serving of pineapple or pineapple juice. It is a good source of vitamin C and A. Note that because it is an acidic fruit, you may experience symptoms of heartburn. Make sure you are eating and drinking a variety of fresh fruits vegetables, whole grains and meats in order to ingest the proper amounts of minerals, vitamins and protein.

Question 6

can a pregnant woman drink sparkling grape juice?

Accepted Answer

Staying hydrated: It is important for pregnant women to stay well hydrated.  Pure water, and other fluids that do not contain alcohol or caffeine are ideal.

Question 7

can a pregnant woman drink aloe vera juice?

Accepted Answer

safety not known: Hardly any drugs or herbs have been studied for safety in pregnancy. There is no evidence aloe juice is dangerous during pregnancy; many women report using it regularly during pregnancy without problems. Some manufacturers of aloe juice claim it's safe during pregnancy. However, most authorities say to avoid it as its safety in pregnancy has not been established. I'd avoid all herbs 1st trimester.

Question 8

can a 5-month pregnant woman drink cranberry juice to help her bladder infection?

Accepted Answer

Myth: It is impossible to drink enough cranberry juice (or consume cranberry supplements) to prevent an UTI. Unfortunately this is only a myth with no medical foundation.

Question 9

what fruits are best for a pregnant woman?

Accepted Answer

Fresh!: All fresh fruits are good during pregnancy, unless you have allergies that limit your choices. Make sure they are washed well if you are eating their skins - or remove the skin to be sure (and still wash them with plenty of fresh, running water).

Question 10

what is the best treatment for a syst in a pregnant woman?

Accepted Answer

Observation: If your not having any symptoms and cyst is not large observation would be the proper course. Most ov cysts during pregnancy will resolve after delivery. Very large cyst my cause labor obstruction if low in the pelvis.
If large cyst has benign appearance it may be treated with needle aspiration. You OB schould discuss with you findings and proper management for specific type of cyst.
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