[quote billy1966]@BeauxRingarde
Urinary infections for sure.
You are depending on them being filtered and cleaned regularly.
Legionaries disease is another one, but less known.
Whilst pregnant it was just one of those things that I remember being advised not to do.
Along with coleslaw that wasn't homemade by me.
Brie made with unpasteurised milk.
Shellfish in case it wasn't cleaned properly.
Rare meat.
Nothing too onerous.
Basically anything that might give you a dicky stomach.[/quote]
Urinary infections from a hot tub are extremely unlikely and no particular danger in early pregnancy. I can see one report from the 80's in the US. Pregnancy is what will give you a UTI, not a hot tub.
Legionnaires is also vanishingly unlikely, you're more likely to get it from air conditioning if you were to get it at all, whcih you won't.
Coleslaw is oddly specfic, and the advise on deli meats etc makes little sense when you consider the last outbreaks of listeria have been from salad, fruit, ice cream and butter....no-one is advising to stay away from any of those!
Anything can give you a "dicky stomach", you can't possibly avoid even the main culprits. You should also remember that it's not really any more dangerous to get most things in pregnancy as when not, it's just more uncomfortable.
The salient point is, not many understand the actual risk factors, they just repeat what they've heard or read online as gospel.