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Walk in pregnancy
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Is walking for 5km daily in pregnancy allowed, my friend just took pregnancy test and two lines appear. Her routine requires 3km walk atleast all day not continuous.
Also She didn't took b hcg yet, when she can take and is it to be done empty stomach?
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No can be done after a meal
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If all other parameters are ok she can walk
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Yes, Of course She can walk . Pregnancy is a physiological process and not a disease.If pregnancy is uncomplicated one can follow normal routine.
You can consult online for further advice
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
25 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Yes she can walk..
For Other precautions you shoukd take in pregnancy visit
https://gynaetalks.com/special-care-for-pregnant-women/
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