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9 wks pregnant. accidentally ate a cherry pit. google says poisonous if chewed. im not sure if i chewed it. will my baby be ok?
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No worries: Accidentally swallowing one cherry pit causes no changes in one's body. People on occasion accidentally swallow a small seed or a small pit, and never notice any problems.
Answered 1/18/2019
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