Patient's question:
I have been eating a lot of crabs recently, but I have been pregnant for five months. How many crabs can cause a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Eating crabs can easily lead to miscarriage. Consuming a large amount of crabs in the early stages of pregnancy can increase the risk of miscarriage. In the early stages of pregnancy, the placenta has not fully developed, and the embryo is not firmly anchored in the uterine cavity. Crabs are a type of seafood with a cold and cooling nature. Eating a large amount of cold and cooling foods can easily lead to another miscarriage. Now that you are five months pregnant, the placenta has developed, and under normal circumstances, miscarriage is less likely. It is recommended to consume cold and cooling foods in moderation and avoid eating too much at once.