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I'm 10 weeks pregnant and have consistently cracked my neck for as long as i can remember, sometimes my back cracks when i stretch. is this harmful to my baby? my neck feels so much better when it cracks?
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No. Cracking your neck of your back will not hurt the baby. For the sake of your and your baby's health you should see your doctor for regular antenatal care. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 1/24/2022
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