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Asking for Sister, Female, 38 years old, Sialkot
Can a 38 yrs old pregnant lady can fast in Ramadan during her first trimester.
salam no u should not keep fast ... it may cause several disorders during pregnancy after pregnancy u can.. but plz not now
Dr. Syeda Mahvish Zahra - Nutritionist
PhD (Food Science and Technology Clinical Nutrition) | Islamabad
In Islam it is allowed for skipping fast but have to keep fast and complete count after delivery
No don't fast you need to take proper diet.. As it's a development stage of your baby so I will recommend don't fast after delivery you can fast.
No don't
Ms. Rija Khan - Nutritionist
BS (Hons) Doctor of Diet and Nutritional Sciences | Lahore
20 Positive Reviews
No u can't keep fast... As it is just a start u need to have a proper and Nutritious diet
Angela Marie Sadiqua - Nutritionist
Clinical Nutrition, AS in Criminal Justice, BS in Education, BS in Public Affairs, BS in Clinical Psychology, MA in Mental Health Counseling | Islamabad
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It really is not recommended. The first trimester is extremely important for the development of the fetus, and proper nutrition is essential at this time.
Ms. Mehak Khalid - Nutritionist
BS (Food and nutrition), M.Phil (Clinical Nutrition), Registered Dietitian | Lahore
36 Positive Reviews
no you can't 1 trimester is the most crucial time period of pregnancy.
and also fasting during 1 trimester is associated with low birth weight according to a study
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I would recommend you not to fast as it might be a risk for your child and Islam has also empted pregnant and lactating women from fasting.
No. It should be avoided.
Maham Riaz - Nutritionist
DDNS ( doctor of diet and nutrition science ) ( MPHIL in human nutrition and dietists) | Sialkot
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AslamAlikum No ,It should be avoided,it is might be risk for baby Growth and development. In Islamic view, pregnant women are allowed to quit fasting during Ramadan. For More infromation Book Appointment
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