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I am 14 weeks pregnant and have been drinking a lot of carbonated drinks. is this very bad? can it cause harm to the baby
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Not a problem: The carbonated drinks just form acid which is what the stomach does naturally to prepare food for digestion. Your system will accommodate the material with no risk to the fetus.
Answered 11/2/2020
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