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I run about 25 miles per week (5 mi/5 days per week). i recently found out i was pregnant. is it safe to continue to run this frequency and distance?
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Yes: Continue to be active. As you get further along your body will change and make it more difficult to exercise especially the distance running. But stay active it's healthy for you and the baby. Also talk with your ob. About other questions and concerns
Answered 5/8/2016
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