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Will running during pregnancy hurt baby or cause miscarriage ? can to much walking hurt the baby ?
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No and no: Running or walking will not cause a miscarriage or hurt the baby. However, if you are experiencing vaginal bleeding during the pregnancy then your OB MD may recommend exercise modifications. Walking is actually excellent for pregnant moms as it improves their endurance, helps pushing in 2nd stages of labor to shorten the duration.
Answered 8/28/2016
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