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34wks pregnant.had awful nightmare that my baby died in utero.baby is kickin now. but why is this happening?i got so worried & scared when i woke up
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Fears: Powerfully emotional fears that seem unspeakable may only express themselves in dreams since you'd censor them while awake. Mothers-to-be nearly always dread such a loss. Speak to your OBGYN to get facts that may reassure you or guide you to best care for a healthy birth. Don't just worry, you have much better things to do. I hope you hear good news when you ask.
Answered 11/28/2017
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