纽约护士怀孕34周跑完纽约市马拉松：孕期第七场引争议，她称在医生支持下逐场决定
38岁的纽约执业护士Deirdre Keane在怀孕34周时跑完了11月1日的纽约市马拉松。她在终点接受采访时说，这是她这次怀孕期间的第七场马拉松，这段采访片段和她冲线时全身闪粉的照片随后在社交平台上广泛流传，祝贺与质疑同时涌来。
据Marathon Handbook 11月13日综合《华盛顿邮报》等报道，Keane这一天以4小时06分完赛，同时集齐了2026年世界马拉松大满贯全部七站：3月东京站跑出3小时16分，当时她还没有怀孕；4月的波士顿站和伦敦站是在怀孕约五至六周、自己还不知道时完成的；此后她在怀孕25周跑完悉尼站、29周跑完柏林站、31周跑完芝加哥站，最后在34周完成纽约站。纽约站比赛日，正好是她已故父亲75岁生日。
争议主要集中在一句话上：这样跑对孩子安全吗。被LBC转发的X帖子称此举太不明智，还有网友留言说不负责任、追问是否安全。Keane对英国《每日电讯报》回应说，她希望自己的经历能慢慢改变人们对孕期运动的成见，她不是想宣示孕妇都该做极限运动，怀孕34周跑26.2英里是一个非常个人的决定。她说，伦敦站之后验出怀孕，她和产科医生商量后决定一场一场看，前提是补水、留意脱水信号、不要像平时那样拼尽全力，出现腹部痉挛或疼痛就放慢。
她和丈夫Brian Innes原本以为怀孕需要一段时间，所以她把2026年排成了最后一个大赛年，原计划有八场马拉松、一场100英里超级马拉松和人生第一场铁人三项。验孕阳性后，铁人三项和100英里被取消，马拉松在医生支持下保留下来。她此前赢得过2023年世界马拉松挑战赛女子组冠军，那项赛事要在七天内在七大洲各跑一场马拉松，她也完成过Leadville和Grindstone的100英里赛事。她的父亲生前跑过十多次纽约市马拉松，在她13岁时因癌症去世，她上大学后正是追随父亲开始跑步。
Marathon Handbook在梳理研究时指出，美国妇产科医师学会的指引大意是，怀孕前有高强度运动习惯、且孕期没有并发症的人，一般可以继续这类运动，但孕晚期跑全程马拉松这类极端情形的研究仍然很少，现有调查多为运动员自报数据，只能说明关联、不能证明因果。正文不对孕期参赛作建议，具体是否适合仍取决于个人情况与医生判断。Keane赛后总结这一年说，这不是她原先计划的那一年，但她不会改变任何一件事。
New York Nurse Runs the NYC Marathon at 34 Weeks Pregnant: Her Seventh Marathon of the Pregnancy Draws Debate, and She Says Each Was Decided With Her Doctor
Deirdre Keane, a 38-year-old nurse practitioner in New York, finished the New York City Marathon on November 1 at 34 weeks pregnant. Telling an interviewer at the finish line that it was her seventh marathon of this pregnancy, she saw the clip, and photos of her glitter-covered finish, spread widely on social media, drawing congratulations and criticism at the same time.
According to Marathon Handbook on November 13, drawing on reporting by The Washington Post and others, Keane finished in 4:06 that day and completed all seven World Marathon Majors in 2026. She ran Tokyo in 3:16 in March, before she was pregnant, then Boston and London in April at around five and six weeks, without yet knowing. Sydney followed at 25 weeks, Berlin at 29 weeks and Chicago at 31 weeks, before New York at 34 weeks. Race day in New York would have been her late father's 75th birthday.
Most of the argument came down to one question: is this safe for the baby? An X post picked up by LBC called it beyond foolish, and other commenters wrote irresponsible and asked whether it was safe. Keane told The Telegraph she hoped her run would help change the stigma around exercising while pregnant, that she was not trying to make a statement about what pregnant women should do, and that running 26.2 miles at 34 weeks was a very personal decision. After a test following London showed she was pregnant, she and her obstetrician agreed to take it one marathon at a time, with rules to stay hydrated, watch for signs of dehydration, not push as hard as usual, and ease off at any cramping or pain in her abdomen.
Keane and her husband, Brian Innes, had expected pregnancy to take a while, so she had built 2026 into one last big racing year, with eight marathons, a 100-mile ultramarathon and her first Ironman on the list. Once she tested positive, the Ironman and the 100-miler came off the calendar and the marathons stayed on with her doctor's support. She won the women's race at the 2023 World Marathon Challenge, seven marathons on seven continents in seven days, and has finished the Leadville and Grindstone 100-milers. Her father, who ran the New York City Marathon 15 to 20 times, died of cancer when she was 13, and she took up running in college following in his footsteps.
Reviewing the research, Marathon Handbook notes that guidance from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists generally allows people who did vigorous exercise before pregnancy to keep it up when there are no complications, while research on racing a marathon late in pregnancy remains thin and largely self-reported, showing links rather than cause and effect. This report makes no recommendation about racing while pregnant. After New York, Keane summed up her year in one line: not quite the year she had planned, but she would not change a thing.
来源：《每日电讯报》
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图片来源：资料图：2024年纽约市马拉松女子精英组领跑选手（Nrbelex摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经Wikimedia Commons），已裁为16:9，非Keane本人、非涉事片段画面。/ File photo: the elite women's leaders at the 2024 New York City Marathon (photo by Nrbelex, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons), cropped to 16:9; not Keane and not a frame from the viral clip.
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