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I fell when pregnant, on my back. will baby be ok>12 wk?
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Most likely: It is best to see your ob/gyn or family doctor to be sure. An ultrasound can ensure the baby is doing fine. Babies are resilient and the uterus and amniotic fluid serve as a buffer that is very protective. Any concerns at all, yes, see your doctor. And all this depends on how far you fell and how hard...
Answered 4/2/2012
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Yes: The baby is very well protected by your pelvic bones at this stage of pregnancy. A fall on your back would do nothing to "jar looses" a normal pregnancy.
Answered 6/29/2013
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