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Antenatal Exercises

Antenatal exercises are the physical workout that is advised for a woman during pregnancy, these exercises include aerobics and stretches. The exercises help in overcoming the problems faced during the first trimester of pregnancy like nausea, morning sickness, and irritability. It is recommended that healthy pregnant women must exercise at least 30 min a day.

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What are the exercises and food for normal delivery?

Query: Hello doctor, I am in the 25th week of pregnancy. I want a normal delivery. Will exercise or diet help me in normal delivery?  Read Full »


Dr. Vidya Muralidhar

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The following aid in normal delivery: Your stature must be tall. There should be adequate pelvis. The baby should be in vertex position. This can be predicted only when you cross 37 weeks. You can have a normal diet and regular antenatal exercises till then. Yoga...  Read Full »

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