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A member asked:
Hi am 15weeks pregnant is it safe if i sleep on my back?when i have to stop this ?please help
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Yes: Yes, it is safe to sleep on your back, and there is no point during pregnancy in which you need to stop sleeping on your back.
Answered 7/12/2016
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