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Can eating a food you are intolerant too (but not allergic) cause a miscarriage? thank you
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No: Even if you are violently ill from a food, there is no evidence that it leads to a miscarriage. However if you continue to eat the food which causes you problem in absorbing essential nutrients and vitamins (as in gluten intolerance) , then you would have less success in the pregnancy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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