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My pregnant girlfriend burned her stomach will the baby be ok or should she do something?
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Likely OK: Superficial burns of skin are not likely to affect the baby unless severe and complicated with infections etc...Otherwise, mild burns should not cause any trouble. Keep the burns clean and dry. Consult doc if severe etc.. Take care and be careful! god luck and congrats with the pregnancy.
Answered 12/20/2012
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