Fainting while riding a bike
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So I've read that riding while pregnant isn't a good idea and can cause a miscarriage. But other people say its fine. Can I get some input from you ladies? I love rising but dont want to put my baby at risk.
You may want to check to make sure that the Metoprolol XL is at the strength that he needs, especially if the bike riding is a new request. I am not sure how he would even to able to ride a bike with his heart condition. I, myself, have not been able to ride a bike since I was 23 because of a rapid heart beat triggered by exercise. I passed out when I tried to ride a bike. I am sure that what he is experiencing is frustration from not being able to do the things that he loved to do before.
Hi everyone, what are your thoughts on riding a bike in the park if I'm 5 weeks preggo?
So can I ride a bike if I'm pregnant I'm one month maybe a month and a few days gonna find out tomorrow
I, too, was a fainter when I was a teenager and early twenties. After riding bike, I would stop the bike and faint. It turns out that I have an adrenal problem where exercise, licorce, caffeine brings my heart rate up extremely fast at a fast rate. I have not been on a bike in 24 years now and cannot run and have to be careful not to walk too fast. The cardiologist told me that it will not shorten my lifespan and not to worry about it.
Whenever I try running I get a strong burn in my shins. What can I do to avoid this? Stretches? New shoes? I have no pain when riding my exercise bike but it's starting to get boring and I would like to get outside for a change of scenery. I've tried taking a break but whenever I go back out it still burns.
They seem to be initiated when I push myself up a hill while riding a bike and when doing these step ups. I don’t get them when jogging, doing regular leg lifts or riding a bike normally. My heart feels like it is beating very fast and I can feel the skipped beats every few beats or so. These don’t cause me any symptoms such as dizziness or fainting but I can really feel them in my chest and they make me a bit fearful. Do these seem worrying to you or something I should follow up on?
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Sounds like you may have become hypoglycemic, google hypoglycemia and see if it matches your symptoms. I've had that happen to me while riding my bike as well. I get restricted vision, the shakes and lightheaded and can usually feel it coming on. You don't have to be diabetic for this to happen, depends on how you eat before working out.
I checked with my ob on exercise when I found out I was pregnant since I'm a bit overweight to start with. Stationary bikes are ok because you most likley won't fall off. Then again I've noticed pregnancy makes me a huge clutz.
I use the treadmill because it's easier on my knees than running on pavement and a stationary bike because it's safer than riding my real bike. Plus you can read a good magazine or watch tv while on the bike. I say go for it!
ve recently and in my teen years been exploring my external parts but never encountered anything like a hymen. I had a bike riding incident somewhere in my younger teen years that I figure could break a hymen but I'm not sure. I was riding my bike but looking at the sky and not paying attention where my bike was going. The bike hit a car and bounced off it...while I was still sitting on it. The pointy end of the seat hit me you know where and inserted itself slightly into my vagina.
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