When my throat was itchy in my first trimester, I felt so lost because I couldn't take my usual medicines. I put a small clove in my mouth and felt instant relief, it was such a blessing.
Cloves can be quite strong, so please check with your gynac before consuming them in any medicinal way. It is always better to be completely safe during these nine months.
Yes, it is perfectly safe as a culinary spice in your food. Just don't start drinking concentrated clove decoctions or oils, which some weird online blogs suggest.
I had severe gas issues even after my C-section, and a little clove tea helped me soothe it. During pregnancy too, a tiny pinch in food is safe and keeps your stomach happy.
According to my tracker app, cloves are perfectly safe when used as a spice in regular cooking. However, avoid taking concentrated clove supplements or clove oil, as they aren't fully tested for pregnancy safety.
I used to put a single clove in my mouth when I had toothaches during pregnancy, and it really helped. Now that my little one is a toddler, I realize how these simple home tricks saved me from popping pills.
A little bit of clove in your meals is great for digestion and completely safe. I had it regularly in my daily chai and it was really soothing for my morning sickness.
If you have a toothache or throat pain, just chew on one clove for a bit instead of taking heavy painkillers. It is a simple, safe, and workable home remedy that works great.
I completely understand being scared of every single spice in the kitchen, I was the same! Having a little clove in your daily tea or biryani is absolutely fine, so don't stress over small amounts.
