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nightangel73

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exercise and ttc Posted: 04-24-08 22:10pm


I have question regarding about physical activity and ttc. See in my job there is days I have to do work that requires good deal of strenous physical activity. This is lifting metal racks with bottles that are quite heavy and then disposing them. The other day I was like this from 1-5pm doing this. More than 3,000 bottles in metal racks. And it went the same the next day and the next. It was full workout for all these days I can definetly say. Well I'm kind of concerned is this may affect me to get pregnant. My boss will not care if I'm ttc and my coworkers are so busy they can't help me out. And I can't quit the job. I mean if I'm pregnant I could have an excuse to my boss but now while that I'm not, you guys think this can be an issue ttc? I understand light excersice is okay but this is like no light excersice by any means..

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Posted: 04-25-08 18:11pm


I don't think it would be a big problem. You can always call your doctor and ask if it will be a problem. They might write you a note saying the you can't lift over x pounds for medical reasons.

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