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Having a Baby: Exercise May Reduce Need for an Epidural

Published December 1, 2008, 6:54 pm, New York Times

Exercise during pregnancy may help women reduce the need for anesthesia when they give birth, a small study has found.

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In addition to its other well-known benefits, exercise during pregnancy may help women reduce the need for anesthesia when they give birth, a small study has found. Researchers assigned 34 pregnant women to a water aerobics exercise program three ...

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