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Dropped a full water bottle on my stomach , 29 weeks pregnant! :( is my baby okay? things like this get me so worried !!
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Baby fine.: Hi, The Pregnant Uterus is a wonderful and miraculous place. The baby is shielded by lots of water at this point in your pregnancy. Covering the Bag of water are layers of muscle. If you want to know that the baby is ok then drink something cold and sweet, lay on your left side and count the kicks. If you get 10 kick in an hour, your baby is wonderful. You can perform this test for reassurance
Answered 4/17/2017
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