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Im almost 14 weeks pregnant. today i indulged abit to much and i ate/drank 214 g of sugar. i have been trying to stay 30g of sugar and 1500-2000 g of salt sometimes i went a tiny bit over but i went way over today.does one day increase complications?
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No: If you have diabetes or a medical complication requiring such detailed tracking then you will need to speak with your doctor. If you are an otherwise healthy pregnant woman without other issues then such detailed tracking is not particularly necessary. You can simply work on eating a healthy diet.
Answered 11/8/2020
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