My doctor told me not to eat tomatoes, so I haven't. I asked why and she said she just didn't want me to eat tomatoes. I thought it was weird? Anybody have anything similar happen to them?
Unless you have been complaining about acid reflux I have no idea why she would say this. If my doctor gave me a 'just because' reasoning I would feel it was unacceptable.
Unless you have been complaining about acid reflux I have no idea why she would say this. If my doctor gave me a 'just because' reasoning I would feel it was unacceptable.
Nope, no acid reflex. I just thought it was weird. Me and my baby are doing good! That's why I was confused when she said that.
Really strange.... I would want a reason ... I know sometimes there might be listeria in certain produce but that would involve a recall and is not a common problem (and would apply to all produce which I hope she did not advise against).
Ask them to clarify. Maybe they meant stay away unless they are cooked and extremely well washed. otherwise, idk. but you should definitely as for clarification.
This is one of the dumbest things I've read in quite a while. Unless there is some particular individual reason you can't eat tomatoes, then I would highly suggest switching OBs. Tomatoes are quite good for you and should pose no risk (more than any other food) to a normal pregnancy. If you have special circumstances, I would hope you would know what they are and that your Dr. would have explained them to you.
That's unusual? At least from what I've heard? My doctor is pretty relaxed though about foods in general. I'd be curious to hear your doctor's reason, if you ask.
Is your K+ (potassium) level normal? Unless it's high (as tomatoes are very high in potassium and very nutritious) this makes no sense especially if your dr won't tell you why? I would be finding a new OB....
Re: Tomatoes
Nope, no acid reflex. I just thought it was weird. Me and my baby are doing good! That's why I was confused when she said that.
BFP #1: 11 October 2014
EDD: 22 June 2015 -- updated DD: 20 June 2015