Yes, you should avoid hot tubs at least for the first few months. Because your body temperature can be raised, you risk causing neural tube defects. There is also some suspected issues with miscarriage.
You sit on the bench, throw water on the stove and sweat a lot.
You don't use sauna suit in the sauna.
no
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You shouldn't stay in the sauna for more than 60 minutes.
Finnish sauna doesn't have steam - Turkish sauna has steam. In Finnish sauna you sit on the bench, throw water on the stove with the ladle and sweat a lot.
People with pacemakers can generally sit in a sauna, but it is essential to consult with a healthcare provider first. The heat may affect the pacemaker's function or the person's overall health, especially if they have other medical conditions. Additionally, staying hydrated and monitoring for any discomfort are important while using a sauna. Always follow medical advice tailored to individual circumstances.
Naked, usually on a small towel called 'pefletti'
I do sauna first, then swim for an hour, then sauna again after excercising.
Yes, but if you have a 100°F fever, I wouldn't recommend it.
Sauna kits of varying size and cost can be located online through the Amazon website, as well as the eBay, Sauna Fin, Cedar Brook Sauna, and Great Saunas websites.
Sit at the back with Black people