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Had massage on stomach used pregnant pillow didn`t have hole in the middle not comfy but didn`t hurt, bh after massage. could pressure have hurt my baby?
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Depends.: Where you are in your pregnancy, how big your abdomen is and how much pressure was put on it (and your baby), the strength and intensity of the massage, and possilby other factors all can have an impact on abdominal soreness after massage. The short answer is that if it hurt you it could have hurt your baby, though reassurance is probably more in order. See your OB and find out. No more massages!
Answered 6/10/2014
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