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16wks pregnant.realised i took a bite of an apple that was slightly sour.expiry date was 2 months ago. no bruising seemed fine & crunchy. harm baby?
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Expired apple: The purpose of expiration date of fruit like apple is to ensure that the quality is maintained. At 16 weeks gestation, it is unlikely that a bite of an apple fruit will not affect your fetus in any way. Please be rest assured that you and your fetus are fine.
Answered 8/20/2017
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