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Im 37 weeks pregnant. this am, i woke up sleeping on my back. it was only for an hour or so. i was hot, felt my heat beating more (possibly unrelated). i freaked out. i felt my baby moving within the hour. still, could this have affected him at all?
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This can be normal but absolutely let your OBGYN know. It should not affect the baby if this was just a higher heart rate or anxiety. Make sure to keep drinking enough fluids.
Answered 6/16/2021
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