I used to take neem juice ghar pe for my skin before, used to help a lot. Now that im pregnant im not sure if its safe to continue. Thoda confused, anyone checked with their doc about this?
While I love natural remedies for small things, for pregnancy, you have to be extra cautious. Neem juice is known for its strong properties, but it might not be suitable or safe for everyone, especially when pregnant. My general rule is, if it's not a common food item or if it's a strong herb, always, always ask your doctor first. Don't take chances, dear.
Oh, that's an interesting question! I hadn't even thought about neem juice during pregnancy. I usually have it for skin issues, but I'm really hesitant to try anything new now without my gynac's okay. It's so bitter too, how would you even drink it? Definitely asking my doctor about this one!
Neem juice is super strong and bitter, right? Honestly, with the morning sickness I had, I couldn't even imagine drinking that! Plus, during pregnancy, it's best to avoid anything that's not commonly advised or proven safe. Please, check with your gynac first. They can tell you if it's okay or if there are any risks you should know about.
In our culture, neem is often used for its medicinal properties, and sometimes elders suggest it. However, during pregnancy, it's very important to be careful with anything strong. My family would always say 'ask the doctor first' for pregnant women. So please, speak to your gynecologist before you consume neem juice.
Neem juice? Wow, that's a brave choice, haha! With two babies inside, I was already struggling with cravings and weird aversions. I would seriously advise you to ask your gynac first. Some herbs can be tricky in pregnancy, and you definitely don't want any unexpected side effects on top of everything else that's going on!
Hmm, neem juice can be quite strong! 🤔 While neem has many benefits, pregnancy is a sensitive time. I would definitely check with your gynac before trying any such strong herbal juices. Better to be safe than sorry, right? 😊 Stick to what your doctor approves for now!
