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A member asked:
If a pregnant woman gets punched very hard on her arms, can she miscarry? or only if she gets punched onto the stomach?
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Very unlikely: Although the interaction may have been very traumatic and caused a lot of anxiety that may lead to a miscarriage, it is unlikely. It might be helpful to seek counseling or other help before something more serious happens.
Answered 6/5/2013
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