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If i'm trying to get pregnant should i avoid certain foods or drinks?
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Food drink prenancy: Avoidance of alcohol is strongly recommended. As for foods nothing specific except for inadequately cooked fish and meat due to possible microorganisms contamination. For same reason fruits and vegetables should also be washed appropriately. While pregnant various food may not be tolerated that otherwise are not bothersome.
Answered 7/25/2013
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