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Are pregnant women more likely to get mosquito bites?
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Yes: Mosquitos are attracted to co2. Pregnancy causes women to increase respiration rates, exhaling relatively more co2 than a man. 1 theory, the other, to explain why my wife gets more bites, hormone changes or she's just sweeter.
Answered 12/7/2015
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No : No mosquitos are attracted to body heat and odor.
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