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I have a daughter who is two and the half years old by ceaseron..i gained weight..is skipping harm to my uterus to get it down..can i do skipping.
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Skipping: I think you are referring to skipping as a form of exercise. If so then skipping is certainly an acceptable exercise to do to help manage weight loss. Skipping will not affect your uterus.
Answered 5/26/2018
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