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Is it safe to go bowling in your first trimester if you didn't do this sport before you were pregnant? i am only 2-3 weeks pregnant.
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Sure: The only thing dangerous about bowling is the risk of falling. Late in pregnancy when you are big your balance is not good. The floor is usually slippery and carrying around a heavy ball can lead to falls. This is an issue late in pregnancy. Hope you get a strike!
Answered 12/31/2022
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