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Venous Pooling

Venous pooling occurs when blood collects in the veins, particularly in the legs, making it harder for blood to return to the heart.

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Standing jobs and physical labor during pregnancy risks

Standing jobs and physical labor during pregnancy risks

Why pregnancy changes tolerance for standing and manual work Pregnancy produces major physiologic adaptations. Plasma volume and cardiac output increase, venous capacitance changes, the uterus gradually compresses pelvic veins, and hormonal effects on connective tissue can alter joint stability. These changes are normal, but they can make prolonged standing, lifting, and repetitive work feel harder […]