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Is it safe to have Beechnuts during pregnancy?

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Can I have beechnuts during pregnancy?

Beechnuts - also known as

The nut of the beech tree, beechnuts

Although beechnuts are edible and known to be rich in tanins, we do not have substantial information to suggest or conclude that they are safe to eat during pregnancy. Hence, it is recommended that you consult with your doctor before having beechnuts while you are expecting.

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You should definitely check with your doctor before taking any medication during pregnancy. Even for medication you were already on at the time of getting pregnant, now needs to be approved by your doctors as

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DISCLAIMER: The information provided on this site is based on standard recommended pregnancy diets and does not cover pregnancies with special conditions.

Any recommendations made on this website are not a substitute for medical consultation. Always check with your doctor.