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I am 26 weeks pregnant with second baby. what kind of things can i eat?
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Anything you want: At this point in your pregnancy you can probably eat anything you want. Your md can help you choose healthy foods that are good for your baby, and avoid ones that might have a bad effect. Your body will also plainly tell you what it doesn't want.
Answered 4/24/2015
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