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Exposure to mild cleaning agents is generally safe. But it’s a good idea to stay away from very strong fumes and harsh cleaning agents. For example, if the phenyl or disinfectant used in mopping...

Short answer: If your doctor decides you need X-rays, it is better to get an X-ray. There are no conclusive studies about whether/or how much the radiation in x-rays can affect your baby. Your doctor...

Short answer: Travel is safe for normal pregnancies, except in the last month. As long as there are no big concerns or complications in your pregnancy, it is generally safe to travel during your preg...

Short answer: Stop using insecticides and pesticides and sprays. Or stay as far away from them as possible. Some common pesticides used around the house are mosquito spray (BayGon etc.), cockroach re...

Short answer: Stay away from paint fumes during pregnancy. Unfortunately, there are no medical studies that show that house-paint exposure can have adverse effects on pregnant women and their babie...

Short answer: Eat only fully cooked eggs. Do not eat raw eggs or preparations containing raw eggs. Eggs are full of protein and calcium and are especially recommended for pregnant women. But raw eggs...

Short answer: Eat fully cooked non-vegetarian food. Meat can be packed with protein and iron, but, stay away from meats like salami and hotdogs. They have been known to be contaminated with Listeria,...

Short answer: Don't fail to do essentials like teeth cleaning at the dentist. Postpone cosmetic dentistry till after the pregnancy. The rise in hormone levels during pregnancy causes sensitive a...

Short answer: Filter thee water, then boil it before consuming it during pregnancy. When you are pregnant, you are more aware and discerning about what you eat and drink in general and water is impor...

Short answer: Moderate your consumption of coffee. Not more than 1 or at most 2 cups of Indian coffee with milk per day assuming no tea, colas, chocolate etc., The lesser the better. Coffee contains ...

Short answer: You should always check with your doctor as to what medicines are safe to take, when, and in what dosage during your pregnancy. Many times, women do not have a choice and really need to...