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Is it safe to go for walking in an average speed while iam trying to conceive?
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Sure: It is safe for a normal healthy woman to run at any speed she wants to run at, while trying to get pregnant. As long as her menstrual cycles are regular, and she is at a good weight, and has good nutrition... she can run as fast as her feet will take her.
Answered 8/6/2015
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