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I drank a cup of lemongrass tea and/or fennel tea throughout pregnancy unaware of contraindications. my toddler seems fine, can i assume i did no harm?
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Absolutely, yes: You can safely assume that no harm was done. Cross that off your worry list.
Answered 11/8/2018
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