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5 weeks pregnant i ate chicken which was fried. i had my last bite which felt a little different in my mouth. i looked at the chicken & saw a a small part that was almost like a cartridge/ slimy.is this something of concern of i a small part of this?
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Not at all: Not to worry, we do not eat many parts of the chicken that are edible
Answered 4/16/2020
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