My Ob told me that it's much harder to overheat your core temperature in a shower than it is in a bath. You know when you are in a hot bath and you get that hot flush feeling where you sort of feel like you are sweating and sometimes you can get a little light headed? That's what it feels like when your core temperature is getting too warm. I've had it happen in the shower before as well (and have had to open the door to get some cool air), but you have to have the water up pretty hot and usually with the fan off in the bathroom so the whole room gets pretty humid and warm. The normal air flow in a bathroom with the fan on is usually enough to stop you from heating up too much
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