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Hi , iam 32 weeks pregnant now with pre existing diabetes and pancreatitis..can I eat papaya and black jamun fruits now
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Not advisable.
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Need to avoid papaya Black jamun you can take
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U can take other in place of pappya & black jamun
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Avoid papaya
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No ,don't take these fruits . papaya is not beneficial for your pregnancy
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No you should avoid these fruits during pregnancy
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No not at all
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