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A member asked:
In early preg. was throwing up extremely bad and couldn't breathe for a couple of min. could this hurt the preg/baby? since there was no oxygen?
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Very unlikely: If you didn't pass out, you still had oxygen, which means the baby still had oxygen. For the most part, the pregnant body is designed to protect baby first.
Answered 1/11/2016
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