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I am 16 weeks pregnant and have just ate a cured pork pie. i gave now been told that i shouldn't eat them while pregnant. is my baby at risk?
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Should be OK: As long as you do not get sick (fever, cramps, diarrhea), the pregnancy will not be affected. Avoid cold cut meats during pregnancy.
Answered 1/1/2017
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