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Will drinking orange juice and eating oranges cause jaundice to my unborn baby and are there things i must stop eating?
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NO: Certain vegetables: carrots , squashes, or lots of oranges can cause a condition called hypercarotenemia:P an orange discoloration of face or nose: this is benign and not related to jaundice. Ornages will not cause jaundice.
Answered 7/18/2020
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No: Keep enjoying these healthy foods during your pregnancy!
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