Can pregnant women eat Job's tears

　　Coix seed is actually what we usually refer to as coix seed. Coix seed is a medicinal and edible substance that can be consumed as food or used as medicine. Coix seed has high nutritional value and significant medicinal value. Many people like to eat Job's tears, so can pregnant women eat Job's tears?

　　Pregnant women can eat Job's tears, but they must be particularly cautious when eating Job's tears. Coix seed is both a food and a medicine. Research has found that Job's tears have a stimulating effect on the uterus, and the slippery effect of Job's tears is significant, which can cause the uterus to contract and make it easier for the fetus to slip.

　　So pregnant women need to be particularly alert when eating Job's tears, and excessive consumption must be avoided. A small amount of consumption still has many benefits for pregnant women. Eating some Job's tears regularly can remove edema, make urination easier, and improve diarrhea caused by spleen deficiency. However, if Job's tears need to be used under the guidance of a doctor, otherwise eating too much Job's tears may be harmful to the fetus in the pregnant woman's womb.

　　If you want to eat Job's tears, it is necessary to ensure that the amount used is around 10-30 grams and not excessive. If you use Job's tears to cook porridge, it is still very delicious. Pregnant women can also drink some in moderation, but they must pay special attention to the amount consumed, otherwise it may lead to the risk of miscarriage, especially in the early stages of pregnancy, and must be consumed with caution.