No, your body does not require any additional calcium if you are pregnant (i.e. you should still try to get 700mg per day). This doesn’t mean calcium is not important at this time though. In fact, calcium is really important during pregnancy as it’s needed for your unborn baby’s bones, as well as giving you other essential nutrients.
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