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Q: pregnant and hot
asked by: lil666ane on October 7th, 2003
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Confused I work in a haunted house on the weekends and I was wondering if that would do anything with me being pregnant and all...Its really hot in there and I sweat a lot and scream and move and jump a lot....I was just curious....And in utah we have corn mazes that are like haunted houses but scarier sometimes...Ive never been in one and wanted to this year but I dunno if I should being pregnant...Do u know? Any help you can give would be apreciated...Lil666 Twisted Evil
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Farah
replied on October 7th, 2003
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Working in a haunted house: if you're getting really hot, that could pose a problem. Your baby's oxygen is regulated by your body temperature. If you get too hot for a long period of time, it could cause some stoppage of the flow of oxygen to your baby.

I wouldn't go to a haunted house either because if you were running from something and fell that could pose a threat to your baby. It's always better to be safe in these circumstances.

I hope this helps you. Good luck
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Mommy4ever
replied on October 10th, 2003
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Don't Worry.
Working in a haunted house I doubt would hurt anything. How far along are you? Hey i'm in utah too! Well, if you ever want any advice, you can write me, I am on my fourth (and last) pregnancy and have a little bit of experience. Anyway, good luck and take care of yourself.
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