Antara Chauhan15 Sept 2025Are peaches safe during pregnancy?Peaches are in season and i love them, ghar pe a whole basket aaya hai. But someone said too much of certain fruits creates heat in body during pregnancy. Are peaches fine to eat or should i limit them?010ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestUnnati Singhal·24 Sept 2025I love peaches! They really help with my sweet cravings. Are you eating them fresh or as a shake?24ShareReportMeenakshi Goyal·18 Sept 2025My nutritionist at the hospital approved peaches. Just make sure to wash them very well to remove any pesticides or dirt.21Share
Unnati Singhal·24 Sept 2025I love peaches! They really help with my sweet cravings. Are you eating them fresh or as a shake?24ShareReport
Meenakshi Goyal·18 Sept 2025My nutritionist at the hospital approved peaches. Just make sure to wash them very well to remove any pesticides or dirt.21Share
Lata Shroff·17 Sept 2025I ate so many peaches during my summer pregnancy! They are totally safe, just wash them thoroughly. You are doing great.20ShareReport
Usha Sethi·20 Sept 2025I thought they were 'hot' fruits and would cause issues! But doctor laughed and said they are perfectly fine and healthy.20ShareReport
Architha Panda·27 Sept 2025They are safe, but if you have gestational diabetes, watch the portion size. Always consult your doctor about your diet plan.19ShareReport
Girija Ganguly·25 Sept 2025Absolutely safe! Just buy organic if possible, wash them well, and enjoy. No need to stress over every fruit.18ShareReport
Vanita Sethi·16 Sept 2025Yes, peaches are great and full of vitamins! I am planning my diet for when I conceive, definitely adding them.14ShareReport
Madhuri Kachwaha·21 Sept 2025I had peach cravings in my second trimester and ate them almost daily. Had no issues at all.14ShareReport
Bindiya Velayutham·27 Sept 2025I was so scared to eat any fruit other than apples! But peaches are completely safe and full of fiber, just wash them nicely.14ShareReport
Chandan Nanda·22 Sept 2025From what I've read, they are very safe and good for health, just clean them properly before eating.12ShareReport