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Hello doctor I'm 17 weeks pregnant, Suffering from GDM and high BP Last 3 months I'm doing 45 mnts walking in empty stomach. now I'm planning to start breathing exercises and 2nd trimester exercises it's safe or what? Please suggest me which is best and how to do?
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Breathing exercises are safe but do it with under experts guidance if you are a beginner
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Since you have GDM it is not advisable to walk in empty stomach for 45min. You can start breathing exercise but ensure which type of breathing exercise you are going to start. I would recommend you to do exercises with proper guidance.
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You should consult a Physiotherapist online for complete exercise therapy.
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You should never walk in empty stomach for 45 minutes. Yes, you may start breathing exercises like lateral breathing.
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Cycling would help you a lot.
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Stretch your muscles before and after workout properly.
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Better consult in person with physio specialist in cardio vascular. You can start deep breathing exercises but always be carefull while breathing deeply as it may gives trouble initially  if not done earlier or never practiced it.
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Yes you may start breathing exercise but strongly will suggest to take consultation from respiratory physiotherapist. Then step by step start.
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