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Does milk create mucus in fallopian tubes when pregnant?
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No: Milk is a good source of calcium in pregnancy. A glass of milk = 400 mg ca++. But not an issue related to fallopian tubs or other problems in pregnancy. Calcium is needed for normal pregnancy and breast feeding.
Answered 9/10/2015
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