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A member asked:
At what point in the weeks of pregnancy are you most capable of loosing your baby if you play sports such as volleyball
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The risk of loss: decreases weekly as the pregnancy progresses. At 39 weeks, less than 1/100. However, hard hits to the abdomen/uterus can cause placental separation (abruption) and potential loss.
Answered 1/30/2020
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