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Acute Effects of Maternal Exercise and the Growth Restricted Pregnancy
Objectives / Specific Aims * The purpose of this study is to investigate the acute effects of a single bout of moderate intensity maternal exercise on fetal well-being in a pregnancy affected by fetal growth restriction. Fetal well-being will be measured by biophysical profile (BPP), non-stress test (NST) and umbilical artery dopplers. * The hypothesis is that a single bout of maternal exercise will not significantly alter fetal well-being or fetal status.
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