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Im having an iui done tomorrow morning. would it be good or bad to walk on my treadmill for 1 hr (heartrate @ 140) the night b4 & night of procedure?
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Likely no: That exercise certainly wont help you become pregnant. I would recommend against that the night of your iui. The night before is likely ok. In general exercise is good and certainly safe in pregnancy. But around treatment i would recommend more relaxation.
Answered 12/16/2014
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