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How to lie down in bed
33weeks pregnant I know while getting up should get up from side But don't know how to lie down while getting in bed these many days I usually lie down straight and turn to my side is that okay or wrong???
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Just reverse the processes as you get up. Lying on your left shoulder is generally advisable
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Connect please
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect pls
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There is nothing wrong in it...but kindly connect for consultation
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Connect plz
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Left lateral position is better after first trimester. You can lie down straight occasionally.
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You can lie down the way you want Try to lie down in the left lateral position because that increases blood circulation to the baby
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