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My husband was crawling over me to get into bed and accidentally fell on my upper stomach with his full weight (his butt like he was sitting on me). can any damage to my organs be done this way?
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Unlikely. If you are feeling any symptoms as a result consult your PCP in that case.
Answered 8/17/2023
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