Skin rashes hot tubs
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Algae are a common pest in swimming pools and hot tubs, can also rarely cause skin infections. So this brought me to a few questions.
Did any of you guys frequent swimming pools/saunas/whirlpools before PATM?
Did anyone here took any Chlorella, Spirulina or any other Seaweed/Algae supplements before PATM?
Does anyone here have any skin rashes, eczemas etc.? I know many have sticky skin which is really hard to wash off, could that be caused by an algae?
I've read some stuff about hot tubs since that's the temp I like in my bath tub and shower and it said not to let your core temp raise above 102. It had some other helpful info too so maybe Google hot tubs and pregnancy.
It is more dangerous in the beginning of pregnancy and avoiding it then is a good idea. I am 28 weeks and when we go to the pool I go into the hot tub for 5-10 mins and then into the cold pool. The dangerous part of it is because our bodies can sweat to cool down (in pregnancy this process takes quite a bit longer, depending on the woman) and baby can't sweat to cool down.
The risk of herpes from a one time protected encounter are incredibly low. we don't recommend any std testing from a one time protected encounter.
Herpes is only transmitted through direct skin on skin contact. You can't get it from being in a hot tub unless you are having sex in a hot tub.
No reason to think you contracted syphilis from this either.
It's only if the water is so hot that it turns your skin red. It can increase your baby's body temperature.
ve never heard of this happening in natural hot springs. Unlike hot tubs, there is continuous water flow, so I doubt bacteria could grow to high enough numbers to be a problem. I would guess the operator's warning is a health department requirement that doesn't necessarily reflect a particularly high risk.
Herpes blisters and sores may itch and burn, but herpes doesn't cause itching or burning without visible lesions.
its not reccomended to use hot tubs because it will raise your body temperature therefore making the baby too hot...but i have known people who just lowered the temps of there hot tubs down to like 90 degrees and have been fine. i guess it just depends on what YOUR body can handle...if the hot springs are too hot to sit in you could try just sticking your feet in so you can still enjoy your vacation :) and if you were to get in just do it for a very short time....
lol There's nothing wrong with taking hot baths while prego..
It was quite informing and one of the things was hot baths she said they were not bad they were actually good but she said hot tubs are .
So I got in the hot tub with my husband tonite but when I told my sister we were in it she feaked out and said hot tubs are bad for the baby while pregnant. It wasnt even hot it was more of a warm bath temperature. Is that bad for the baby? Im 19 weeks pregnant and the baby is moving around alot so I know she is doing okay I just wanted to know how bad getting into a hot tub was.
I was told you can take baths but you have to make sure the tub your using is just cleaned and the water does not turn your skin red. Hot tubs are a no-no because they stay at a high temp and that can cause a miscarriage but a bath cools down a lot faster so it's fine. But again make sure your bathtub is clean because they can store germs and can get you infected and cause problems.
I never risked it but my doctor explained to me that the tanning bed only effects the skin so it is technically ok, just like being in the sun. The problem comes when you get too hot. Increased body temps aren't recommended. That's why no hot tubs.
I know that you shouldn't go in hot tubs or saunas but hot baths are fine I always look forward to my hot bath relax me.
I asked the sane question just being curious (i dont like hot tubs) and they answered to me with "hard boiled egg"...
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