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Hello, i ate fish tonight blue granadeir and i found one piece was a little undercooked so i ate a few mouth fulls and stopped eating it. i'm 8 weeks pregnant is this something i should be concerned about? or look out for any symptoms
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Certainly not : recommended, however, if you are doing fine, and the pregnancy continues to grow on schedule, can be fine.
Answered 5/2/2020
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