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Pregnancy craving: pani puri. Big question - allowed or not? Here’s the straight, practical answer. First trimester? Best to avoid completely. This is the phase when vomiting, loose motions, and infections hit harder and dehydration is risky. Avoid roadside pani puri at any stage of pregnancy. Open water, shared bowls, and raw add-ons raise the risk of stomach infections and typhoid like illnesses. Yes, you can have it - if it is homemade and hygienic. Use boiled or filtered water. Make fresh pani and masala at home. Use freshly prepared puris and properly cooked fillings. Eat a small portion, not a competition round. Better skip even homemade if you already have acidity, loose motions, or a very sensitive stomach. Doctor tip: craving is okay, food poisoning is not. If you want pani puri, make it at home and keep it clean and limited. pregnancy cravings, golgappa in pregnancy, pani puri safety, food hygiene pregnancy, antenatal nutrition, #pregnancytips #pregnancycare #pregnancydiet #doctormom #momtobe pregnancycravings paanipuri indianmom pregnancyfood momtips reelitfeelit doctoradvice pregnancyreel

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