Also to know is, is it OK to swim in chlorine while pregnant?
April 8, 2002 -- For decades, chlorine has been used to disinfect public drinking water and swimming pools. Now, British researchers say that a chemical by-product of chlorine -- found in very high levels in swimming pools -- may be hazardous for pregnant women and their unborn babies.
Secondly, can Chlorine hurt babies? Pool chemicals
According to a 2011 study, exposure to the chlorine used in swimming pools during infancy can lead to an increase in risk of bronchiolitis. The water in saltwater pools is gentler for your baby's sensitive skin, but other risk factors and guidelines for safety still apply.
Likewise, people ask, can chlorine cause miscarriages?
PREGNANT women who go swimming could be at risk of suffering a miscarriage or having a child with birth defects because of high levels of chlorine in the water, scientists warned yesterday.
Can you go in a cold pool when pregnant?
Research has shown that a body temperature of 101℉ and above may cause birth defects in babies of women who have had an increased body temperature during their first trimester. You should also avoid swimming in very cold water, as this can cause shock or make you ill, neither of which will be good for your baby.
