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I was driving home by taxi, and driver suddenly made a short but sharp turn, i am 13 weeks pregnant could it harm baby somehow?
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No: It should not. Your fetus is well protected by your pelvis for such things. Only if you managed to fracture your pelvis would there be any risk, and even then, it would be minimal.
Answered 9/8/2013
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