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haipravu

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Water and pregnancy Posted: 04-01-08 07:04am


How Much water should a pregnant lady drink daily? And your suggestion. WHY WATER? And HOW?<<- Awesome thanks. Pravu

greeneyesfromga

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Location: north, ga, usa

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Posted: 04-01-08 07:15am


My doctor told me 6-8 glasses a day. I usually just fill up three 24 oz water bottles and drink those through the day. My doctor also said that for those of us having cramps drinking more water would help.

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