Does twerking pose any danger to a pregnant woman? At what point does it becomes a risk? Several questions has followed the video clips of Marvin Records singer, Tiwa Savage on stage in Uganda.

Entertainment Express sought the view of Doctor Temitope Omole (@OmoleMD) who is based in Shagamu, Ogun State.

According to the young Doctor, the energetic gyration by the Eminado crooner poses little or no risk to her unborn child but he quickly adds a warning.

It would be recalled that celebrity chereographer, Kafayat Shafau popularly known as Kaffy has been spotted on stage performing usually until her final stages of pregnancy.‎
"Well that that was unexpected and energetic but in all it poses little or no danger at all to the baby because the baby is suspended perpetually in an ocean-like fluid medium which serve as massive cushion for any pressure from outside," Doctor Omole explains in simple terms.
He continued, "as she dances the fluid move in a back and forth movement as well as up and down but the baby doesn't feel any different from when the mother was lying calmly in bed."

Asked further how far the singer can go with such acrobatic performances, Doctor Omole expressed some caution.
"She would need to slow down towards the terminal stages of the pregnancy because by then, the baby is preparing to come out of the womb and all the "luxury" protective system too will slow down so as "make the womb less comfortable" thus send an undirect message to the baby that says,  "hey dude, this is not your final abode, you are getting too old to remain here. You gotta move on."
"So I'm saying towards the end of third trimester, she should slow down but notwithstanding it doesn't portend any danger "provided there are no underlying pathologies". Well, I guess we can't totally avoid technical jargons afterall any major danger.

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