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We were travelled today by car with my wife who has 19wk pregnant, but my car jerks heavily when it goes around on dig. is it cause anything to mybaby?
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Trauma: Trauma to the abdomen of a pregnant patient can cause abruptio placenta, uterine contractions, preterm birth, vaginal bleeding and even fetal death. See your obgyn asap.
Answered 3/31/2016
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