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Is it true you can't shower with hot water while pregnant? someone told me it can heat up my belly and it's harmful for the baby. i am 31 weeks
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Myth: shower as much as you want with hot or cold water, don't use the tub though, shower is fine; wish you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
Answered 12/13/2016
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