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I'm 3 weeks pregnant what should i avoid doing, eating and what should i do or eat?
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Contact an OB: This forum is too limited to have a meaningful general discussion of your pregnancy. It is best to contact an OB practice to begin your care where all of these questions can be properly addressed. As for diet; a healthy diet is recommended which can be reviewed in detail.
Answered 6/10/2014
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