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I am 33 weeks pregnant and ate 1tsp basil seeds soaked in water. they are known to cause uterine cobtractions and possible miscarriage. what shud i do?
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It's too late now!: It is too late to change what has been done, but stomach acid is very good at neutralizing most food substances. Please notify your treating OB MD of this occurrence and ask for further guidance if needed.
Answered 6/21/2017
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