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Just read in several places that liver should be avoided in pregnancy. is this true? i love liver and eat it weekly and don't want to stop if untrue.
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Liver: If you are enjoying your weekly liver and not having any issue - relax. If you feel that liver will upset the growth of your baby - doubtful - stop taking it a for a few weeks and see how you go.
Answered 2/23/2016
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