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Sparkling water during pregnancy: is it ok for a pregnant woman to drink sparkling water? i am in my first trimester and i suffer from nausea.
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Yes, ok: you may still have morning sickness, make sure you have small frequent meals, avoid caffeinated beverages, etc.. if symptoms persist, call or see your doctor, wish you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
Answered 4/28/2018
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