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How much rest required in 8month pregnancy?
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Normal : If you have an uncomplicated pregnancy then you may continue normal activities. Exercise daily. Stay busy and active and get a good night sleep.
Answered 5/2/2013
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No standard: There is no standard time for rest while pregnant. Some women work full time until labor. Some women are drained and need more rest. It varies.
Answered 5/6/2013
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