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Is it bad to sit indian style while 8 months pregnant?
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You did before: You mean sitting in lotos position , padmasana if you practiced before , will balance the body relaxes the spine , relaxes pelvic ligaments widens pelvic out let as it is needed for normal delivery , is good for experienced yoga practitioners , if you are not , do not do it , you may get hurt. You can practice after delivery.
Answered 7/8/2013
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