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Why do we have to keep track of our temperature while pregnant ?
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Only sometimes: If you feel ill take your temperature. Otherwise the recommendation is to avoid overheating. If you are exercising drink a lot of fluid and be aware of your heart rate. Avoid saunas and steam rooms and hot tubs when pregnant. If you must be outside when it is hot drink water and stay in the shade.
Answered 12/20/2012
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