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Loud music in pregnancy
Can loud music bother baby? Is it harmful? How to know noise is too loud? I am going to attend my sister's marriage
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It can harm the baby.
Such questions should not be asked from Doctors because Doctors are supposed to practice "Evidence Based Medicine" . And there will not be many Evidences to give perfect advice.
But it is your baby. So you should take the precautions based on common sense and wisdom.
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U can attend the marriage
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Not really
It is well protected in the amniotic fluid
U can attend ur sisters wedding
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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If sound causes discomfort to you then you can consider it as loud
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