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Hi there, my wife is pregnant for 15 weeks now and we would like to know if it is safe for her to eat prawns ?
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Yes-Cooked!: A woman should always eat cooked, instead of raw, shellfish – including prawns, mussels, lobster, crab, scallops and clams – when she's pregnant, as they can contain harmful bacteria & viruses which can cause food poisoning. Cold pre-cooked prawns are also fine. I hope for good health for your wife and unborn child!
Answered 8/26/2019
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