Doc told me to use the Talk method: don't do anything you can't do without talking normally (no huffing and puffing for air) to not overwork yourself. And also said a good rule of thumb is, don't do anything you wouldn't do with a newborn baby in your arms

as long as you aren't over doing it I wouldn't think so. call you dr nurse line you have a right to ask as many questions as you want

as long as you aren't over doing it I wouldn't think so. call you dr nurse line you have a right to ask as many questions as you want

@purplemissed, That's almost exactly what he said, actually, lol. I live in AZ and it's supposed to be in the 110s this week, so when working out its a little extra hot & sweaty. I know that body temperature is something to be aware of (i.e. No hot tubs) but wasn't sure how that might be effected by exercising.

@mrs.medrano, Were those your orders for the entire term of the pregnancy?

no she didn't buhh since I had a misscarge before .. I thought I rather be on bed rest n make sure I did everything right @squirrelgiggles83 buh once I hit 10 weeks I started to feel pain n that'd when they told me I had to be on bed rest for my whole pregnancy

@mommyale3, Did your doctor tell you to take it easy?

for my first trimester I did nothing but rest n n stay in bed becuz of how worry I was n everything I don't so far is going great

I do spin, sometimes run, scaled Crossfit, and a bootcamp style class.

basically they are saying if your body is used to it then it should be fine just don't add on or do extra

My doctor told me to stay away from cardio and weights I used to lift weights I got a 15 pound restriction but now I'm not allowed to lift anything lol