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Confused about what is considered to be overheating

From: L (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 22 Jan 2003 17:55:19 -0600 (CST)

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Hi I'm in the early stages of pregnancy and love to excercise, however I was told that I should not be overheating. What is considered to be overheating? (dumb question I know). I do get very hot during excercise and this morning I took my temperature on waking which was 98 and right after my 20 minute session on my stationary bike it was 100. It came down fairly quickly. I make sure to keep hydrated and have the fan right on me during excercise (summer here). My heartrate never goes over 120 -130. Also excercise for me gives me relief from morning sickness for at least 2-3 hours afterwards.

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