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Im 38 weeks if i bent down or try to get up can i squash my babys body or head?
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Pregnancy & activity: No. bending down and getting up will not harm your baby. Exercise is very helpful in pregnancy. I have had women in their 8th month do triathalons and run marathons. Before starting any exercise program while pregnant, be sure to discuss with your OB
Answered 6/18/2014
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