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Check the bottom of drink/water bottles/tupperware/bottles before using. Look for a little triangle with arrows on it. If it says BPA Free that's awesome. Otherwise look for the little number in the middle of the triangle. Only buy/use if it's a 1 or a 2.
Nowadays, producers are getting much better at things like this. But you should always check anyways if it's something that concerns you.
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Just make sure to listen to your body and drink plenty of water. Ridiculous amounts of water. My Dr. says to make sure to drink 100 oz a day. Esp if you are working out. Remember that baby needs water to grow! Good luck.View Thread

The only problem I've had in my pregnancy so far is an assumed pinched nerve in my back that causes severe pain and numb feet, I've had this since week 6 and am used to that now. This is different.
What could be causing this and should I be concerned?View Thread
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