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27 weeks pregnant. been stressed+anxious. needed a good old cry and sob. but worried now can it hurt my unborn baby?
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Depression: The act of crying does not hurt a baby. Untreated depression can be very harmful for the mother. Consider telling your Obgyn about these feelings or scheduling a visit with a Psychiatrist or therapist to help you cope with these issues.
Answered 4/26/2015
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