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Pregnant and lazy spa ...

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Babyjune21 · 23/04/2021 13:56

I’m 33 weeks pregnant we have a lazy spa and I know the day don’t use hot tubs is this because of the temp ? I though maybe the chemicals but there’s less chemicals in a hot tub that a local swimming pool ! Or is it the bubbles that’s the problem ? I’m dying of finding away to reduce my pain in my hips and the nurse said a pool can help but I’m disabled and can’t get in and out on my own and my husband is working full time up unti the birth would I be able
To use the lazy spa with cool water (colder than a bath) and no bubbles ?

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boymum88 · 23/04/2021 14:10

So I believe the prob with lazy spa are that the temp is maintained unlike a bath where the temp will continue to drop. That being said maybe u could if u keep the temp low no higher than body temp, stay in for a short while and take a drink with you. We used this method with our 2yr old last summer and will do this year to do his physio In

BertieBotts · 23/04/2021 14:20

It's the temperature which is the problem with hot tubs, as long as you have it cooler than body temperature it's ok.

SamoyedFan123 · 23/04/2021 23:12

Hi OP I have a lazyspa too and have been warned by my MW not to use it with the bubbles /massage functions turned on - she said they can cause contractions 🤔 temp wise 37 - 38 degrees is fine, just keep your shoulders out of the water to avoid overheating.

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