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I am 33 weeks pregnant and i recently got punched in my stomach.. is my baby in any potential danger? any complications? risks?
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Possible: although not likely, it is possible for a fetus to suffer harm from a blow to the abdomen. If you feel that you have suffered a significant punch, you should see your obstetrician for evaluation. Also, if you are being physically abused, be sure to bring that up to your obstetrician. Good luck.
Answered 3/22/2020
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