Saakshi Shetty10 May 2026Can i take sabja seeds during pregnancy?I love adding sabja seeds to my drinks, especially during summer. I wanted to know if they are safe to consume now that I'm pregnant.212ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestNupur Chawla·17 May 2026Haan behen, sabja pani me bhigo kar pi sakte hain, garmi me thandak deta hai. Par thoda hi lena, jyada mat khana.24ShareReportAnwesha Sahoo·19 May 2026I used to take sabja for bloating, but since I had thyroid issues, I made sure my doctor approved my entire diet chart first.23Share
Nupur Chawla·17 May 2026Haan behen, sabja pani me bhigo kar pi sakte hain, garmi me thandak deta hai. Par thoda hi lena, jyada mat khana.24ShareReport
Anwesha Sahoo·19 May 2026I used to take sabja for bloating, but since I had thyroid issues, I made sure my doctor approved my entire diet chart first.23Share
Jasmin Arumugam·23 May 2026I drank falooda with sabja during my pregnancy and it was totally fine. Don't worry about every little ingredient, just eat in moderation.23ShareReport
Indira Shanmugam·18 May 2026Yes, sabja is awesome for pregnancy constipation and acidity, so don't stress too much! Just add a spoonful to your nimbu pani occasionally.22ShareReport
Rucha Naidu·12 May 2026I always advise checking with your doctor first before starting anything new. Even natural seeds like sabja can affect everyone differently.21ShareReport
Mandira Karve·11 May 2026Yes, sabja is great for reducing body heat and acidity, but keep it in moderation. Just soak a small teaspoon in water, don't overdo it.20ShareReport
Amruta Saha·13 May 2026I've heard they are very cooling for the stomach. Maybe you can ask your doctor once if it's safe to have them daily.18ShareReport
Radhika Natarajan·15 May 2026Sabja is fine for occasional acidity, but avoid taking it in large quantities. Just stick to a balanced diet and ask your gynac if you're unsure.17ShareReport
Yukti Limaye·20 May 2026They are safe and rich in fiber, but don't consume them dry; always soak them fully. As a rule, limit it to a teaspoon a day.17ShareReport
Mandira Dave·22 May 2026Yes, they are super cooling and help with digestion! Just soak them nicely before having them 🥤15ShareReport
Mahalakshmi Sanghvi·15 May 2026Nature has given us many cooling things like sabja, but take them mindfully. Eat simple food, stay happy, and let your body guide you.13ShareReport
Samiha Bangera·23 May 2026Instead of buying expensive cooling drinks, soaked sabja in normal water or milk is a cheap and great way to beat acidity.10ShareReport