Do you think lifting a lot of heavy things will disable a women from having children?

Question

I hear this comment from my coworkers all the time. “Stop lifting so much! You wont be able to bear children!” Of course this is all said in polish. But, my curiosity has gotten the best of me, therefore I am asking how many of you have heard the same comment? 
If you guys have an answer (like: yes because it is bad for your pregnancy muscles- or something else more educated xD) it would be nice to see that too.

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I delivered newspapers to business (so like 200+ papers per stop) the entire time I was pregnant with my first child. I stopped at 37 weeks and never had a problem. Before that I did banquet services where I would lift heavy chairs and tables and chaffing dishes. Currently on my 3rd completely healthy pregnancy.

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I’m 27 weeks and still power lift during work outs👏🏽

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37 weeks and still benchpressing...if men can't find your clit how are they supposed to known how the rest of your reproductive system works? lol

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I wouldn’t have thought this to be true, I’m a support worker for people with learning disabilities so when I’m supporting people who are having a seizure or trip over and are a “dead weight” at that moment in time - 9 times out of 10 I manage to catch them and help them back to their feet - a lot of these individuals are twice the size of me and that didn’t affect me getting pregnant 😊

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my mil tells me this but she says aftrr having a baby women shoukdnt lift heavy weights because itll effect your uterus and can cause problems.

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I would think if anything it would help you stay in shape and more healthy. I can however see heavy lifting after becoming pregnant possible causing issue depending on your own personal pregancy. I would not worry unless you doctor has concerns.

Do you think lifting a lot of heavy things will disable a women from having children?

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