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Q: Tight Pants? Hot Baths?

asked by: glow_worm_19 on March 11th, 2005

New User

Hi, I just found out that I am about 4-5 weeks pregnant. I am worried because I am extremely skinny (it just runs in the family)... But I wear my pants pretty tight (so that they don't fall off of me). But recently I figured something was up because I looked and felt like i'd been bloated all month... Then I found out I was pregnant. I am worried that my tight pants might cause a miscarriage. (so early in the pregnancy, is this possible). I also love to take hot baths... I mean real hot... And I have taken a lot this month. Recently I have been feeling dizzy... I don't plan on taking hot baths anymore but could this have harmed the baby or caused a miscarriage? I am asking because a week ago... I was really feeling pregnant and now I don't feel pregnant at all. :?

Replies(2)

dani200420052000

replied on May 9th, 2005

New User

Hi glow worm!

Can I ask 1st. Have you had any bleeding?
Hot baths is a no go......

rae_06

replied on May 18th, 2005

Experienced User

Same Here

I always wear tight pants, thats just because thats what I like to wear and I found out that im pregnant...Im about 6 or 7 weeks and I went out to buy "comfy" clothes but sometimes I still wear my tight pants,but I wonder if that can hurt the baby too :s

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