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Mild sharp pain
Sorry im week 17 i had mild sharp pain when i taking lime orange and pomegranate. May i stop taking this
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If so then better stop and drink milk three times a day and take cap omez 20 mg once a day. Chat me online on Practo consult app.
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Mild pain on and off is normal in pregnancy...there is usually no correlation between what you eat and pain in pregnancy... having said that have only things you are comfortable with...all the best
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if the pain increases get a examination done.
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