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If you get a doctor's note you are able to tan, it is advised that you tan in a stand up bed instead of laying on your back, it could cause harm to the baby.

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Can I tan if I am pregnant?

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Can tanning in a tanning bed cause a miscarriage?

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Is it bad to go to the tanning bed while pregnant?

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