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Hello,is one mug of strong black tea with milk okay during early pregnancy and is using stairs to climb three floors regularly a risk to pregnancy? thank you
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This level of : tea drinking and activity should be fine. Always discuss with your doctor as well, because each case can be different, depending on your medical history.
Answered 11/7/2019
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