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Is it safe to wear heels while pregnant?
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Yes: I'm not aware of any adverse affects. However, use your better judgment. In pregnancy, particularly during the later stages, your center of gravity/balance can change. So, it's best to avoid anything that can increase your risk of falls/trauma.
Answered 11/20/2014
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