|
Is it OK to use a heating pad....
| Posted By |
Message |
Drar
LIF Zygote
Member since 1/08 21 total posts
Name:
ar
|
Is it OK to use a heating pad....
on my back??? I'm only 6 weeks pg
|
Posted 1/22/08 3:18 PM  |
| |
|
Long Island Weddings
Long Island's Largest Bridal Resource |
salumunz
Chloe
Member since 1/06 1554 total posts
Name:
Patty
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
I asked my dr and she said it was fine.
|
| Posted 1/22/08 3:21 PM |
| |
|
LisaI
Momma's Little Beans
Member since 1/06 3923 total posts
Name:
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
oh yes. I do everynight
|
| Posted 1/22/08 4:46 PM |
| |
|
dapnkap
Our 3 angels
Member since 7/07 4824 total posts
Name:
Karen
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
Yes, just don't make too too hot!
|
| Posted 1/22/08 4:49 PM |
| |
|
ChrisDee
My Girls
Member since 11/06 9543 total posts
Name:
Christine
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
My Dr. said no???? Something about radiation?
|
| Posted 1/22/08 9:15 PM |
| |
|
Kierasmom
I love my kids
Member since 5/05 2885 total posts
Name:
Jenn
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
My doctor said no because you don't want your body to overheat or get too hot.
|
| Posted 1/22/08 9:16 PM |
| |
|
Liz-LIFamilies
LIF Adolescent
Member since 11/07 605 total posts
Name:
Liz
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
I personally would not. Electric blankets are linked to increased risks for Leukemia. So a pad might expose you and baby to an electro magnetic field. I have one that I bought in the mall from one of the booths in the center of the isle. Its filled with natural things and aromatherapy. I microwave it and boy does it warm up and keep the heat. Also has velcroe to hold it on me so I can even walk around.
|
| Posted 1/22/08 9:18 PM |
| |
|
LisaI
Momma's Little Beans
Member since 1/06 3923 total posts
Name:
|
Re: Is it OK to use a heating pad....
Wanted to clarify.. when I think of a heating pad I use the one that goes in the microwave (heats up for 2 minutes and lasts for 20 minutes). which is perfectly fine and does not cause you to over heat. An electric pad is ok on a low setting for a short time as well (according to my doc.) but all dr.'s are different, just ask yours.
|
| Posted 1/22/08 9:33 PM |
| |
|
Potentially Related Topics:
Currently 214281 users on the LIFamilies.com Chat
|
