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Hi im 5months pregnant and accidentally ate a garlic cheese on parmesan chicken and was later told it was unpasteurized. how do i know baby is okay? are the symptoms of listeria very evident?
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Yes, the symptoms are most likely present if you are infected with Listeria. If you do not have any symptom at all, your baby is safe, do not worry too much.
Answered 7/18/2021
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