Prenatal Dietary Concerns

It is recommended that pregnant women should drink 2.5 to 3 liters in one day. Drinking plenty of water will reduce constipation, urinary tract infections, and will keep you and your baby well hydrated. Not keeping your self hydrated during your pregnancy could cause preterm birth and low amniotic fluid, which in turn could lead to serious complications with you and your baby.

Grease, particularly from unhealthy sources like fried foods, can be detrimental to your health due to its high saturated fat and trans fat content, which contribute to heart disease and elevated cholesterol levels. Consuming excessive grease can also lead to weight gain and obesity, increasing the risk of various chronic conditions. Additionally, greasy foods often lack essential nutrients, leading to poor dietary choices overall. Moderation is key, as occasional indulgence can be acceptable, but regular consumption can have serious health implications.

make sure its fully cooked

yes they do eat shrimp...

some is okay to eat but others can make you sick

The official website of GSK says, that you can . http://www.gsk.com.au/products_consumer-healthcare-products_detail.aspx?view=63

Yes,Cause 10 years ago when my little sister was born my mom was eating cashews.

Iron is found it lots of food like leafs.

Yes of course. That's like eating the fruit.

Being ginger is not bad, however, it is very common for youths to use it as an excuse to poke fun of others.

Dieting while pregnant is ALWAYS questionable, and shouldn't be done w/o consulting a doctor. Dieting with the help of meal replacements is an even worse idea. Meal replacements are designed to satisfy the nutritional demands of ONE adult individual, but when you're pregnant the mother ALSO needs to get enough nutrition to fulfil the needs of the growing baby as well. Overweight and obesity are risk factors in a pregnancy too, but trying to address that when you're already pregnant is a tad too late. If you insist I'd suggest you contact Weightwatchers, who have developed balanced and controlled diets for expecting mothers.

Yes you can, You CANT have sushi or any raw fish, deli meats or alcohol but onions are ok. I guess I am just confused as to why you would think you couldn't.

No, do not eat activia yogurt while pregnant. Just eat the other kind of yogurt.

Mushrooms don't actually get pregnant in the conventional sense, they re-produce by letting off millions of tiny spores. This process is quite safe to them, so please don't worry about mushrooms any more!

Well it is contemplated back and forth whether or not yogurt in general is safe during pregnancy. This is because of the bacteria that is in yogurt. Yogurt contains both good and bad bacteria. Some doctors will say that is is okay while others will recommend that you don't eat it while pregnant. I would say that you will probably be fine but if you want to take all necessary precautions while pregnant, skip the yogurt and find another healthy snack such as nuts or something. (Read the related links for more information on eating yogurt while pregnant.)

Yes, from what I have come up with, freshwater perch is safe to eat during pregnancy. However, the websites did mention no more than 12 ounces of any fish should be eaten within a week.

There are a number of diseases that can be found in shellfish. However, none of them make shellfish something to specifically avoid during pregnancy. If you have any "sensitivities" to shellfish, then avoiding them is obvious.

Some crab cakes are made with imitation crab (surimi) that is whitefish and rice starch flavored and colored using a paste made from crab shells.

good up to 75mg a day for morning sickness. may also drink gingerale in moderation

REAL Caesar dressing contains raw eggs and anchovies. If you have an allergy to either you might be in trouble. Even if you don't you may want to remember that anchovies can act as a laxative in some folks.

Yes - just not medium rare ;o) Make sure your meat's cooked thoroughly and you're onto a winner. They say to stay clear of Liver though... I did, but my Mum lived off liver and onions when she was pregnant with me. I think stay away from liver, better safe than sorry. You can eat whatever you want at all when you're breastfeeding - don't believe any of the 'banana milkshake stories'. Seriously :o)

From what I've read, Doctors recommend a minimum of 60g of protein a day for pregnant women.

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A study showed that if a woman takes in less then 300 mgs (about the same amount of caffeine that's in 3 cups of coffee) it did not put the baby in danger. Another study in Denmark back in 2003 found that women who drank more than eight daily cups of coffee during pregnancy increased their risk of miscarriage or stillbirth by as much as 300%.

http://www.talkaboutcoffee.com/drinking-coffee-during-pregnancy.HTML

It is common to spot during your pregnancy, but you might want to go to your doctor and have it checked out.

Unless you have an allergy to the contents in the dip, Yes.