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Can I eat pomfret when I’m pregnant?

Can be eaten

Pomfret is not suitable for some people. People with certain physiques will have allergic reactions after eating pomfret. People with this kind of physique should not eat pomfret. Taboo: Patients with itchy skin diseases should not eat it. According to previous experience, pomfret is a seafood that can cause irritation, so people with illnesses should avoid eating it. People with weak constitutions or malnutrition should eat more pomfret, which is helpful for their constitution, while people with skin allergies should eat less pomfret.

For pregnant mothers, golden pomfret is an indispensable dish. The rich protein in golden pomfret can help pregnant mothers replenish energy, and the trace elements can greatly help pregnant mothers strengthen their physique, which can lay a good foundation for future production.

Pregnant women can eat pomfret in moderation during pregnancy.

Pomfret is rich in protein, unsaturated fatty acids and multiple vitamins. Eating it during pregnancy can enhance the appetite of pregnant women and is also of great help to the nutritional needs of pregnant women and fetuses. Therefore, you can eat pomfret in moderation.

During pregnancy, pregnant women have a sensitive constitution, and pomfret is a yin food, so pregnant women should not consume excessive amounts of seafood to avoid allergies, parasitic infections, diarrhea, etc.

Pregnant women should have a diversified diet during pregnancy, with a reasonable combination of meat and vegetables, eat small meals frequently, and eat more vegetables, fruits, eggs and dairy products to avoid nutritional deficiencies.

What should I do if my goldfish has parasites?

See what kind of insect it is.

1. Trichodiniasis

1. Symptoms

Generally, they parasitize on the body surface in the seedling stage, and mostly on the gills when they are large. When the fish are infected with a small amount, there are no obvious symptoms. In severe cases, they infect the skin, fins, and gills. The wheelworm uses its gear ring to wear the epidermal cells of the sweetfish body and the epithelial cells of the gill filaments and fin rays, stimulating the fish body to produce a large amount of mucus. The sick fish do not eat, swim wildly in groups along the pond, and jump in the water, which can damage and fall off the gill filaments and epithelial cells on the body surface, leading to bacterial invasion and causing large-scale fish deaths.

2. Prevalence and harm

It occurs all year round throughout the country and is more likely to occur in ponds with turbid water and high organic matter content. The suitable breeding temperature is 20℃ ~ 28℃ and it is more prevalent from April to July.

3. Prevention and treatment

(1) Before putting fish in the pond, you can use 150g/m3~200g/m3 quicklime or 10g/m3 bleaching powder to thoroughly clean the pond. Because sweetfish are very sensitive to chlorine-containing disinfectants, pay attention to the residual chlorine content after cleaning the pond. (2) Spray 0.3g/m3 of "fish and insect cleaner" throughout the pond and change the water after 10 hours. (3) Spray 0.3g/m3 of copper sulfate and ferrous sulfate (5:2) mixture throughout the pond, change the water on a large scale after 12 hours, and repeat the process every other day. (4) Spray 5g/m3 of neem bark decoction throughout the pond. (5) Spray 1g/m3~2g/m3 of potassium permanganate throughout the pond at night.

2. Ichthyophthirius

1. Symptoms

Ichthyophthirius parasites mainly parasitize on the body surface of sweetfish. Clearly outlined, 0.5-1 mm white dot-like cysts can be seen on the skin and fins of the diseased fish, commonly known as white spot disease. The diseased fish swim slowly, float on the water surface, have poor feeding, and stay away from the feeding area. The body surface of severely diseased fish seems to be covered with a layer of white film, scales fall off, the epidermis becomes inflamed, local necrosis occurs, the small pieces of the fins are destroyed and eroded, and the respiratory function is blocked and the fish dies.

2. Prevalence and harm

The disease is spread by larvae in the cyst stage, and has no strict selectivity for hosts. Fish of all ages can be infected. The pathogen can be spread with water flow and tools, and can also be transmitted to humans through fry and fingerlings, causing it to spread. The suitable water temperature for the reproduction of Ichthyophthirius punctatus is 15℃～22℃.

3. Prevention and treatment

(1) Spray 20ppm-25ppm formalin throughout the pond. (2) Spray 1g/m3 methylene blue throughout the pond and replace with new water after 8 hours of bathing.

3. Microsporidiosis

1. Symptoms

There are no obvious symptoms in the early stage of infection. As the cysts form, symptoms appear. Cysts can form in the eyes, mouth, gills, muscles or internal organs of the sweetfish, causing tumor-like protrusions on the body surface, bending and deformation of the fish body, ascites, weight loss and other symptoms.

2. Prevalence and harm

The disease can cause epidemics in wild fish, and is mostly carried by fish species.

3. Prevention and treatment

Once sweetfish is infected with this disease, there is currently no treatment and the only option is to remove the diseased fish.

4. Trichoparasite disease

1. Symptoms The third generation of parasites parasitizes on the body surface, fins and gills of sweetfish. The optimal breeding temperature is about 20℃. It is mainly spread by eggs and larvae. It is prevalent in summer (May to September), especially in the rainy season and hot days. It is widely distributed. When a large number of parasites are present, the skin of the diseased fish will have a layer of grayish-white mucus, the fish body will lose its luster, the fish will swim abnormally, often jump, lose appetite, become emaciated, and have difficulty breathing.

2. Prevalence and harm Most sweetfish will develop mild anemia after being parasitized by this parasite, and the incidence and mortality are higher from May to August.

3. For prevention and control, spray 20ppm~30ppm formalin diluted solution throughout the pond.

5. Dactylariasis

1. Symptoms Dactylorhiza mainly parasitizes on the gills of fish. When the infection is mild, the symptoms are not obvious. When the parasite is in large numbers, the Dactylorhiza uses its anchor hooks and small hooks on the edge to hook the host's gill tissue, and constantly wriggles on the gills to destroy the epidermal cells of the gill filaments, stimulating the gill filament cells to secrete excessive mucus, hindering the fish's breathing and causing anemia. It is prevalent in summer. At the beginning of the disease, the sick fish will be slow to eat, and after a few days, they will swim rapidly until they die. Microscopic examination can confirm the diagnosis.

2. The epidemic and harm are mainly spread by eggs and larvae, and are prevalent in summer, especially in the rainy season and hot days. If the infected fish ponds are not treated in time, it will often cause a large number of deaths.

3. For prevention and control, spraying 20ppm~30ppm formalin diluted solution throughout the pond is effective.

6. Fish disease

1. Symptoms The mullet parasitizes on the body and gills of the sweetfish, sucking its blood, causing the fish to gradually lose weight. When feeding, it pierces the fish's skin with its barbs and large jaws, causing many wounds and then infection with microorganisms, leading to death. The venom secreted by the mullet when sucking blood with its barbs is irritating to the fish, making the fish extremely restless in the water, swimming wildly and jumping rapidly.

2. Prevalence and harm: Fish mullet disease is widespread in my country and occurs all year round, especially in summer when it is more serious.

3. Prevention and control (1) Before stocking, clean the pond with quicklime and water to kill the adults, larvae and eggs of the mullet in the water. (2) Soak the fish in a 30 ppm formalin dilution for 12 hours for 3 consecutive days.