AAnonymous Member14 Apr 2026Can hot water bottle can reduce tiredness in pregnancy?I've been feeling so tired lately with my pregnancy, and I was wondering if using a hot water bottle could help reduce some of that tiredness? Has anyone tried this for relief?47ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestAnita Yadav·26 Apr 2026Tiredness is so real! I had horrible morning sickness and body aches, and I used a warm bottle only on my feet. Avoid the abdominal area completely.25ShareReportRenuka Shukla·17 Apr 2026Please be very careful with direct heat on your body during pregnancy. It's much safer to consult your doctor before using a hot water bottle.22Share
Anita Yadav·26 Apr 2026Tiredness is so real! I had horrible morning sickness and body aches, and I used a warm bottle only on my feet. Avoid the abdominal area completely.25ShareReport
Renuka Shukla·17 Apr 2026Please be very careful with direct heat on your body during pregnancy. It's much safer to consult your doctor before using a hot water bottle.22Share
Aneeta Sarkar·23 Apr 2026After my long IVF journey, I was very paranoid about using any heat near my abdomen. Maybe try a gentle massage with warm oil instead.18ShareReport
Sharada Oberoi·19 Apr 2026Now that my baby is a toddler, I look back and remember how tired my feet used to be. A mildly warm water bag on my calves was a lifesaver.13ShareReport
Zankhna Wadhwa·20 Apr 2026For tiredness, make sure you check your energy levels and rest well. Using mild warmth on your legs is fine, but avoid putting it on your tummy.12ShareReport
Gitanjali Biswal·15 Apr 2026I am in my 5th month and my back aches constantly. Did anyone else use a hot water bag, is it safe for the baby?10ShareReport
Latika Rana·24 Apr 2026In South India, we do warm sesame oil massage for tiredness, which my mother suggests. My doctor also told me to avoid placing high heat on the back.10ShareReport