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I am pregnant(2 months). i want to go to the sea,but i'am afraid of sea bacterias. can you suggest me smth? is there smth waterproof underwear to use?
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Not a concern : Pregnant women may go in the ocean. Unless you have a specific medical complication pregnant women are perfectly able to go swimming. There should be no concern regarding bacteria in the ocean. The biggest caution you should take is wearing a extra sunscreen to protect your skin.
Answered 8/8/2014
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