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I have been so sick with TMI diarrhea since last night. Trying to figure out what I might have eaten to make me so sick because I am worried about food poisoning and hurting the baby : We went to brunch and I had a muffin and a virgin bloody mary.
I added a bunch of horse radish to it and it was great. I decided to look up horseradish to see if maybe that could cause a problem with diarrhea and low and behold this is what I read on livestrong. Horseradish is capable of causing a miscarriage, and has even been used to induce abortions.
Thank you! I am hoping it just messed up my stomach and nothing else!! I really appreciate your reply! That is good to hear. I would also think they would have mentioned it if it was really something to worry about and I wouldn't have thought twice about it if I wasn't so sick!
Glad to hear you ate it with your first and everything was fine! Lol not disgusting! I love horseradish! All these posts are making me feel much, much better!!! We strive to provide you with a high quality community experience.
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This educational content is not medical or diagnostic advice. Use of this site is subject to our terms of use and privacy policy. Registry Builder New. Posting as. I am addicted to horseradish sauce in fact all sauces when pregnant and I have had no problems. Your post is the first time i have ever heard of it. I am sure that if it is not mentioned on the NHS guidance it can't be that big a deal. If you use google to research most foods you can find info that suggests they should be avoided in pregnancy : You only ate a little amount so don't worry and just avoid it to put your mind at rest from now on.
I suppose that's true. I'm gutted! Shouldn't have looked and as you said nhs has nothing on it!! Will def avoid from now on and here's hoping everything is fine.
Thanks ladies. I'm addicted to wasabi which is a kind of horseradish. I've never heard anything about avoiding it. The pungent taste provokes thirst, the kidneys can not cope with the increased amount of water and this will lead to undesirable edema.
Constant use of horseradish can cause mucosal disorders in the mouth, burns, small wounds, which can become infected and develop inflammation.
According to some obstetricians, horseradish is better to completely eliminate when threatened with miscarriage, as well as in the later periods to prevent preterm birth. How to do no harm if you really want horseradish If horseradish is planned to be used for medicinal purposes, then it is advisable for pregnant women to choose the option of special medicines developed for expectant mothers or to choose other traditional methods.
There is a way to use the plant without ingestion, for example, for colds, it is useful and safe to just inhale the cut root. As seasoning horseradish should be consumed in a minimum amount, especially if it is prepared independently from a fresh plant.
Products presented with the addition of horseradish contain less useful compounds, but they also underestimate the concentration of elements that can cause a negative reaction of the body.
For finished products, it is important to pay attention to the composition, so that hazardous chemical additives do not enter the body along with the aromatic seasoning. Each future mother determines their own diet, but one should not forget what the more correct it is, the greater the benefits for the baby and the mother herself. No rating yet We advise you to read Can mushroom soup be breastfed?
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