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Is it safe to drink hot lemon tea( water, peppermint, honey, lemon, & sugar)for a cold while 7 1/2 months pregnant?
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Yes : None of these things are unsafe to take during pregnancy. You might try adding some grated ginger too!
Answered 12/16/2018
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