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Ok, second time around, but no worries...will ask again! Concerned about excessive heat at work.

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Fri, 28 Feb 2003 02:05:37 -0600 (CST)

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I work at a small plastics factory that reaches temps of 100 to 110 in the summer time. Whatever the temp is outside, it's not unusual for it to be ten degrees higher in the factory. Having started in July of last year I'm very aware of how hot it can become. I can drink water all day long and only pee once in an eight hour period, and that is just not normal for me, under less hot circumstances. I want to start trying to get pregnant again this coming March, after having had a spontaneous abortion at ten weeks five days in June of last year. My major concern is that the factory will raise my body temp, or core temp to dangerous levels for my developing baby. If I conceive this month, I'll be four months in July, and five months in August, and even September is hellish hot!!! Will my baby be in danger no matter how much I drink, if I'm sweating and hot? I can bear being uncomfortable, but I just don't want the heat to be a risk to the little one. Thanks to everyone in advance, I appreciate your time. Any opinions from anyone with similiar experiences, and medical personel are valued.

Diann

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