Jacuzzi Accident
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From my computer screen that is not blood that is good ole diarrhea, and hot water does not cause miscarriage,, lol this coming from someone that has a LPN license and three kids....I lived in the hot tub while pregnant, lol
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Calm down, you guys. That's definitely supposed to be poop. That's why she said "Is this going to take long?" at the beginning. Because she felt it coming on.
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Originally Posted by Aprill849 /img/forum/go_quote.gif From my computer screen that is not blood that is good ole diarrhea, and hot water does not cause miscarriage,, lol this coming from someone that has a LPN license and three kids....I lived in the hot tub while pregnant, lol Sorry April but hot water does indeed cause miscarriages .. You are just very lucky
Yeah thats a good point but why shes holding her tummy in pain?
Originally Posted by StereoXGirl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Calm down, you guys. That's definitely supposed to be poop. That's why she said "Is this going to take long?" at the beginning. Because she felt it coming on.
Yeah thats a good point but why shes holding her tummy in pain?
Originally Posted by StereoXGirl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Calm down, you guys. That's definitely supposed to be poop. That's why she said "Is this going to take long?" at the beginning. Because she felt it coming on.
link me to something that my instructors forgot to teach me,
anyone can get hyperthermia
and diarrhea hurts, bad
and diarrhea hurts, bad
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Yup u bet gimme a few mins
Originally Posted by Aprill849 /img/forum/go_quote.gif link me to something that my instructors forgot to teach me,
anyone can get hyperthermia
and diarrhea hurts, bad
Its common sense to know its a risk having a pregnant tummy in very hot waterBut I found lot of infomation about this ,, ill post this one for now
A study published in the November 15, 2003, issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology found that women who used hot tubs or Jacuzzis in early pregnancy were twice as likely to have a miscarriage as women who did not.
"Based on our findings I would say that women in the early stages of pregnancy -- and those who may have conceived but aren't sure -- might want to play it safe for the first few months and avoid hot tubs or any exposure to hot water that will significantly increase body temperature," says Dr. De-Kun Li. "Although the finding is still preliminary, it is prudent for women to take such precautionary measures to reduce unnecessary risk of miscarriage."
The study, "Hot Tub Use during Pregnancy and the Risk of Miscarriage," found that the miscarriage risk went up with more frequent hot tub or Jacuzzi use, and with use in the early stages of a pregnancy. Furthermore, among women who remembered the temperature settings of their hot tubs or Jacuzzis, the study found some indications that the risk of having a miscarriage may increase with higher water temperature settings.
This is the third study on miscarriages released by Kaiser Permanente in the last two years. In August, the British Medical Journal published a study showing the increased risk of miscarriages in women who used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Exposure to high levels of magnetic fields -- especially early in pregnancy -- can also significantly increase a woman's risk of miscarriage, according to research published in Epidemiology in 2002
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Kaiser Permanente researcher De-Kun Li, MD, PhD, found that women who used hot tubs or Jacuzzis after conception were twice as likely to have a miscarriage as women who did not.
"Based on our findings I would say that women in the early stages of pregnancy -- and those who may have conceived but aren't sure -- might want to play it safe for the first few months and avoid hot tubs or any exposure to hot water that will significantly increase body temperature," says Dr Li. "Although the finding is still preliminary, it is prudent for women to take such precautionary measures to reduce unnecessary risk of miscarriage." The study, "Hot Tub Use during Pregnancy and the Risk of Miscarriage," found that the miscarriage risk went up with more frequent hot tub or Jacuzzi use and with use in the early stages of a pregnancy. Furthermore, among women who remembered the temperature settings of their hot tubs or Jacuzzis, the study found some indications that the risk of having a miscarriage may increase with higher water temperature settings.
I agree about the diarrhea lol
Originally Posted by Aprill849 /img/forum/go_quote.gif link me to something that my instructors forgot to teach me,
and diarrhea hurts, bad
Its common sense to know its a risk having a pregnant tummy in very hot waterBut I found lot of infomation about this ,, ill post this one for now
A study published in the November 15, 2003, issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology found that women who used hot tubs or Jacuzzis in early pregnancy were twice as likely to have a miscarriage as women who did not.
"Based on our findings I would say that women in the early stages of pregnancy -- and those who may have conceived but aren't sure -- might want to play it safe for the first few months and avoid hot tubs or any exposure to hot water that will significantly increase body temperature," says Dr. De-Kun Li. "Although the finding is still preliminary, it is prudent for women to take such precautionary measures to reduce unnecessary risk of miscarriage."
The study, "Hot Tub Use during Pregnancy and the Risk of Miscarriage," found that the miscarriage risk went up with more frequent hot tub or Jacuzzi use, and with use in the early stages of a pregnancy. Furthermore, among women who remembered the temperature settings of their hot tubs or Jacuzzis, the study found some indications that the risk of having a miscarriage may increase with higher water temperature settings.
This is the third study on miscarriages released by Kaiser Permanente in the last two years. In August, the British Medical Journal published a study showing the increased risk of miscarriages in women who used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Exposure to high levels of magnetic fields -- especially early in pregnancy -- can also significantly increase a woman's risk of miscarriage, according to research published in Epidemiology in 2002
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Kaiser Permanente researcher De-Kun Li, MD, PhD, found that women who used hot tubs or Jacuzzis after conception were twice as likely to have a miscarriage as women who did not.
"Based on our findings I would say that women in the early stages of pregnancy -- and those who may have conceived but aren't sure -- might want to play it safe for the first few months and avoid hot tubs or any exposure to hot water that will significantly increase body temperature," says Dr Li. "Although the finding is still preliminary, it is prudent for women to take such precautionary measures to reduce unnecessary risk of miscarriage." The study, "Hot Tub Use during Pregnancy and the Risk of Miscarriage," found that the miscarriage risk went up with more frequent hot tub or Jacuzzi use and with use in the early stages of a pregnancy. Furthermore, among women who remembered the temperature settings of their hot tubs or Jacuzzis, the study found some indications that the risk of having a miscarriage may increase with higher water temperature settings.
I agree about the diarrhea lol
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LOL It doesn't look like blood. It's her having a bad case of diarrhea.
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Originally Posted by StereoXGirl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Calm down, you guys. That's definitely supposed to be poop. That's why she said "Is this going to take long?" at the beginning. Because she felt it coming on.
Yeah..That's why i can't see this as being fake.
Originally Posted by Ricci /img/forum/go_quote.gif God why would someone post that on youtube lol Because it's funny..LOL
Originally Posted by Ricci /img/forum/go_quote.gif God why would someone post that on youtube lol Because it's funny..LOL
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Yea, so I'm still in shock and confused by what I just saw...
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gross
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whatever it is ,its so grossy ewwww!!
