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20 weeks preg. i have a steep driveway and when i drove up it today i hit it harder than usual. i got jerked/bounced around, could this hurt the baby?
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Babies Well Protect: Probably not. The uterus is a very good organ that keeps the baby well protected in these instances. As long as you have no cramping or other signs of pain or labor things should be just fine.
Answered 8/19/2013
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