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Is ice-cream bad for pregnant women on their first trimester?
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No problem!: Ice cream is no problem in pregnancy, as part of a balanced diet. Obviously it shouldn't be your only or main source of nutrition! Discuss details with your obstetrician or other provider managing your pregnancy. Best wishes for a healthy pregnancy, delivery, and baby!
Answered 3/15/2018
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