Fruits not to eat during first trimester ??

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I am a little confused. I have been told not to eat above all fruits during first trimester by my family. Haven’t asked my doctor yet. But I am staying away from these fruits. Would like to know your opinions ladies. 
Rightly now I am having Apple, orange, blueberries, watermelon and pomegranate.

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Unripe papaya is the only one that I have heard can cause contractions

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Banana is not safe as it contains to muvh vitamin A which you should avoid

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According to the foods list on the Ovia pregnancy app all of these are fine.
My doctor just gave me a list of good/ok/bad fish among a bunch of other info and when I asked him if there’s things I should avoid (in case I was missing something from general info) he said alcohol, sushi and the bad-list fishes, which except for the specific fishes I already knew. So I’m still checking the Ovia app for everything but otherwise just not worrying. And I don’t like most fish anyway (and haven’t even heard of most of the bad ones) but the ones I do like are on the good list except for sushi and smoked salmon (smoked isn’t cooked enough I guess).
Bought a few mangoes for myself a couple days ago too, I think they’re almost ripe. 😊 I love mango. And I’m kinda craving fruit since I got pregnant, in general I don’t eat enough fruit anyway but a few weeks ago I just wanted some peaches. Only got canned instead of fresh but still good.

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The nurse in my doctor’s office warned not to eat too much pineapple or watermelon simply because they can raise your blood sugar.

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The only fruit they told me not to eat was banana because they cause constipation🤷🏻‍♀️

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I would stay away from Papayas as there have been recent cases of salmonella from them.
https://marlerclark.com/maradol-papayas-linked-to-salmonella-outbreak?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2PP1BRCiARIsAEqv-pQPpg9h1ROtM9sizuZp-YzhDSAq-5r86i0lF-BE9zByux_mYD_xke8aArkIEALw_wcB

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People say no pineapple because some think it causes miscarriage but I haven't found factual proof that it's true. To be honest I'm staying away from it in the first trimester 🤷🏻‍♀️ better safe than sorry in my opinion! I haven't heard of any other the others being a no-no though.