I used to take acv with warm water in the morning before pregnancy. Now not sure if its safe to continue. Doc ko abhi puchha nahi, thought of asking u all first. Anyone took it?
I personally didn't take apple cider vinegar, but I know some people use it. My focus was on simple, natural foods and staying active. If you're considering it, dilute it well and perhaps try a small amount after talking to your doctor. It's all about making choices that feel right and safe for your unique journey.
Oh, I'm in my 2nd trimester and also so anxious about everything! I heard about ACV for digestion but I'm too scared to try it without proper advice. Did anyone else's doctor approve it? I just don't want to risk anything, mere saath bhi same confusion hai.
While apple cider vinegar is often touted for various health benefits, its use during pregnancy isn't extensively studied for safety. Some doctors advise against it due to its acidity possibly worsening heartburn, or potential interactions. It's always best to consult your gynaecologist before incorporating any new supplement or remedy into your diet during pregnancy.
When you've been through a miscarriage, you become so incredibly careful about every single thing. For something like apple cider vinegar, which can be quite acidic, I would honestly say to check with your gynac first. It's really about being extra cautious and getting that peace of mind, you know?
Apple cider vinegar can be quite potent. While small, diluted amounts are generally considered okay for some non-pregnant adults, during pregnancy, it's a different ball game. Given it's a strong acid, it could potentially irritate your digestive system or cause other issues. It's definitely one of those things you *must* discuss with your doctor first.
I checked my pregnancy tracker app and even did some online research on this! Most sources and experts suggest being cautious with ACV during pregnancy because of the acidity and lack of specific safety data. If you're thinking of taking it for a specific reason, definitely get your doctor's go-ahead first. There might be safer alternatives.
I felt so confused about everything I could or couldn't take during my pregnancy. For apple cider vinegar, I was really hesitant because of its strong acidity, even if diluted. My gynac actually suggested avoiding it unless absolutely necessary for a specific condition, and then only under medical guidance. I think it's better to be safe.
