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Is it safe to walk uphill in early pregnancy with a history of miscarriages - cervical insufficiency? i walk to work for 30 min including 10 min uphil
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Depends: If your physician has placed you on bedrest then this might be an issue, but not likely until close to 20 weeks or so.
Answered 6/29/2015
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