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I have slept on right side the whole night. Is this safe for my baby. Do we need to sleep only on left side during 29 weeks of pregnancy
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Thats fine
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No problem. You can sleep whichever side you feel comfortable.
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Not necessarily… u can sleep on right side also …
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U can slp on any side
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Its better to sleep on your left side.
Start your sleep with left lateral position. If during sleep you turn to right side then its ok...But avoid sleeping on your back.
Read my blog for pregnancy related tips
https://gynaetalks.com/special-care-for-pregnant-women/
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You can sleep on any side. Only sleeping flat on your back is not recommended.
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It is advisable to sleep on left side but 8sleeping on right side won't harm your baby.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes it is
It's not mandatory
Sleeping on left is recommended as it increases blood flow to the baby
But that doesn't mean that sleeping in any other position will harm the baby
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