If hot tubs are not safe, then what about doing phsyical labor in 90 to 102 degree heat in the summer?

is it safe? do i need to quit my job

I would not quit. I would get put on medical leave and be paid for it.. And start again after you have the baby. ( if you like the job)

Have you talked to you OB about your job and the heat?
What do you do in the heat?

As a Doula and a mom I just could not see many women being able to handle heat and pregnancy. Source(s): Doula
mom of 3

I would ask you to please ask your ob/gyn. Personally, I would say not to go outside and do physical labor in that hot weather. You don't want to get ehat stroke, or any other problems. Take care.
Are you kidding??? Of course you cannot do physical labor in that heat. You shouldn't do any physical labor when pregnant. Seriously???? You are really asking that question? I am frightened that you will one day be responsible for a child.
Hot tubs are generally hotter than 90 to 102 degrees. But manual labor, especially lifting more than 40 pounds, isn't advisable while pregnant, anyway. If you were going to do such a job, you'd need to tak on the lighter tasks, have a fan or a place to take breaks and cool off, and plenty of cool water to keep you hydrated. But ultimately, you need to ask your doctor this question.
It's not safe if you run the risk of overheating. I would consult the dr to know for sure, but I can't imagine it's good for you.

Best of luck!
Ask you OB.. Yes it is true that you are not suppose to get in a hot tub. But more less you are not suppose to get your internal temperature up over 101 I believe is what temp. they say.. If your job is as demanding as you say it is, and your always in the heat please ask your doctor for his/her advise.. Best of Luck