Is calamari safe during pregnancy?
I'm pregnant and we are planning a trip where calamari is a popular dish. I really enjoy eating it, but I'm worried about seafood during pregnancy. Is calamari safe during pregnancy, or should I avoid it?
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4 months ago
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Seafood should be eaten very carefully during these days. Make sure it is completely fresh and cooked very well in a clean kitchen. If it is raw or half-cooked, it can harm your stomach, so please avoid it outside.
4 months ago
Ah, calamari! My wife had so many seafood cravings, but our doctor told us to avoid any rubbery, undercooked squid. If it is deep-fried and hot, it is safe, but then you have to deal with acidity! Better to stick to simple food.
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4 months ago
I accidentally ate a piece of fried squid at a party yesterday and now I am so worried about food poisoning. Did anyone else eat calamari while pregnant? I really hope everything is okay, please let me know.
4 months ago
Calamari is safe as long as it is fully cooked to kill any bacteria. If you are ordering it, make sure it is from a highly hygienic restaurant. Don't eat raw or cold seafood on busy workdays to avoid any stomach infection.
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