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5 months pregnant laying down when i went to roll over it hurt i felt a pain can i hurt my baby?
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No: Pain when rolling over can be round ligament pain, which is a sharp pain to one side or the other of your uterus. It is the twinging of a ligament. Your baby is very well protected. You can't hurt your baby by rolling over or even by lying on your stomach.
Answered 8/22/2013
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