Can pregnant women eat crabs and seashells

  Women need to pay attention to many things after pregnancy, such as clothing, food, housing, and transportation, to prevent harm to the fetus in their abdomen. During pregnancy, it is important to pay more attention to diet. Many foods that one usually likes to eat should be avoided during pregnancy, especially seafood products, which should not be consumed casually. Can pregnant women eat crab and conch shells?

  

Can pregnant women eat crabs and seashells1

  Conch is not very suitable for pregnant women, especially those who already have stomach cold. It is even more important to be careful not to eat crab conch. During pregnancy, it is important to pay attention to nutrition, hygiene, and safety in diet. Conch shells do contain rich nutrients and are a nutritious seafood that ordinary people can eat in moderation. However, due to the cold nature of conch shells, pregnant women and postpartum women should avoid eating them. Pregnant women are advised not to eat conch shells, as it may cause fetal instability.

  If you really want to eat it, you should also pay attention to washing the conch crab completely, then cook it thoroughly, and completely kill the parasitic eggs and bacteria present in the seafood before eating, in order to ensure that you and your fetus are not harmed by bacteria and parasitic eggs. If you really want to eat, it is recommended to eat in moderation and not overeat. Excessive consumption can also cause gastrointestinal discomfort in pregnant women, which is not conducive to health and can also affect fetal development. It is necessary to ensure a balanced and diversified diet during pregnancy.

  Conch shells are very popular in daily life, and most people like to use a serving of conch shells to pair with a bottle of beer at night, which is simply perfect. Pregnant mothers can also eat it after giving birth, and after the lactation period, eating it will not have any impact.

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