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Health Tip: Exercise During Pregnancy

A list of typical benefits


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(HealthDay News) -- Being pregnant shouldn't give you an excuse to give up on your exercise regimen.

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The Nemours Foundation says your doctor should approve any exercise routine while you're pregnant. The foundation says staying fit offers these potential benefits:

  • Possible relief from common pregnancy symptoms, such as back pain and constipation.
  • Improved sleep.
  • Improved physical appearance.
  • Helps prepare the body for labor and delivery.
  • Helps restore your pre-pregnancy shape and weight a little sooner.
  • Improved mood and self-esteem.


-- Diana Kohnle

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Last updated 10/28/2009

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