My Dr asked me to walk for 1 hr everyday as I am a diabetic 32 weeks pregnant but for the past two days I feel lower abdominal pain and muscle cramps. Is that fine to continue walking ?

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ExpertDr.Sabiha AnjumObstetrician and Gynaecologist2 years ago

A. Instead of walking one hour continuously you can divide it into 15 minutes of powerwalk and then you will not have all these cramps. If you’re still having them then consult your doctorWrite Your Answer Here

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