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18w pregnant and a frozen sprite fell and hit my stomach while i was getting something out. is baby protected? i am scares
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No bleeding?: If there is no bleeding or cramping then your body's "shock absorber"(amniotic fluid) for the baby worked just fine. If those symptoms occur, contact your OB MD immediately.
Answered 12/4/2015
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