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I just missed my period and got faint possitive so i guess 4 weeks pregnant is it ok to eat fresh cheese which come in kilos salted one? or avoid it?
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Safe: Cheese is a healthy food for pregnancy and salt is also ok in small amounts for those not on salt restriction for other reasons.
Answered 9/28/2016
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