Can pregnant women eat shrimp slices on the thirtieth day?

Can be eaten in small quantities. Snacks are all added with a lot of preservatives, which are harmful to health, so it is best to eat less of these snacks. Still not eating.

Can you eat shrimp by caesarean section?

It's possible. You can eat shrimp properly during confinement after caesarean section. As long as it is normal to pinch your stomach while eating, there is no such thing as diarrhea. But don't eat the fetus at one time, which is easy to cause bloating. What is better to eat after caesarean section? The diet within one week after caesarean section should be light and nutritious, with rice porridge, eggs and noodles as the best. Pay attention to fasting, cold and spicy food and eat more fruits and vegetables. Influenced by traditional habits, some mothers don't eat cold food or even dare to eat fruit during the second month. In fact, some fruits are very beneficial to postpartum recovery.

It is mentioned above that it is better to eat after caesarean section. Now Bian Xiao will talk about what not to eat after caesarean section. First of all, don't eat some hot and sour food, because hot and sour food is easy to stimulate the stomach and cause discomfort. Except for hot and sour food, raw and cold food is certainly not allowed. In addition to the hot mom who loves beauty, it is best not to eat sweets. Because eating sweets will also affect appetite, and it is easy to accumulate fat and lead to obesity.

I didn't expect it to be painful when I was pregnant, and there were so many taboos when I was confined. What is mentioned above is caesarean section. As we all know, there are actually two delivery methods, one is caesarean section and the other is natural delivery. Whether it is a natural delivery or a caesarean section, the taboo of confinement is similar. The difference lies in the knife wound on the caesarean section. Follow the doctor's advice. Be patient when you are in confinement, and don't catch a cold or anything, so as not to fall into the root cause.