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I am 11 weeks pregnant can i go bowling?
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Sure: The risk with bowling is failing as the lanes are slick. At 11 weeks a fall isn't likely going to be an issue. Your baby is well protected. Later because of balance issues it might be a good idea to avoid bowling or just change your approach. Even if I can't convince you its safe, you can always walk up and throw the bowl instead of the usual stepping and sliding.
Answered 2/16/2016
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