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I am 12 weeks pregnant. at 10 weeks i had very hard blow to my lower stomach while i was laying down. can there be damage to my baby?
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Still growing?: If you are now 12 weeks and this event occurred 2 weeks ago then it is unlikely to have harmed the developing pregnancy as there would have been bleeding or a possible miscarriage.
Answered 1/2/2015
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