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Yes or no, if in the early stages of pregnancy, (within first month) you were accidentally punched in the lower stomach, will the baby die? :(
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Possibly: Anytime during a pregnancy, abdominal trauma is a risk for a spontaneous abortion(aka miscarriage). Please be careful and considering reviewing this your OB/GYN if this happens during your pregnancy, particularly if you happen to have any vaginal spotting(bleeding)!
Answered 8/3/2014
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