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Q: Is too much walking bad for you or the unborn

asked by: princessvalencia on July 30th, 2003

New User

I walk a awful lot cause I dont have a car Some times its raining and some times its too hot I get really sick and feel nauseia and I couldn't eat or keep any thing down. Is this a lasting effect or can I take some thing for it. Also If you have your wisdom teeth pulled will the other teeth move into the extracton sights. And A home remedy for migrains? Very Happy

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lhileman

replied on August 6th, 2003

Experienced User

Princessvalencia

Actully not, walking is good. It will make your labor go alot easier. :p :p

lhileman

trevino61601

replied on August 7th, 2003

Experienced User

I agree with ihileman 100%. When I was pregnant with my first daughter I had gestational diabetes so my doctor told me I should exercise regularly and strongly recommended walking more than anything else. I walked the tread mill daily and my labor seemed to be very easy. My doctor said it has something to do with strengthening the muscles needed to push.

Good luck!

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