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Can you loose your baby thats in the first weeks if you condition a lot ? such as jumping on to things, abs, lifting weights, running, and sprinting.
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No: Miscarriages which occur on in the first few weeks of pregnancy are usually related to lethal problems with the baby. Many very physically active women do fine with their pregnancies, best wishes.
Answered 10/4/2016
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