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linzw06

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Falling While Pregnant Posted: 01-11-07 17:07pm


I fell today at work down five steps and twisted to the right and bruised my bum due to putting weight on my backside it broke my fall however im worried incase ive done any damage prior to this I had a sharp pain in my right side just above my groin can anyone advice me what this is its 2weeks before my first scan and friends and my partner are saying I look to big to be 9-10weeks as this wasnt really planned im worried out of my mind and dont know who to turn to.

Jolie_3110

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Posted: 01-11-07 17:11pm


Take a trip to see your doctor or nurse just to put your mind at rest. If you explain what happened they wont mind at all. They may even check the heartbeat just so you can hear it so you know things are good. This is definitely what I would do. I'm sure everythings fine and good luck for the coming weeks!!

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Posted: 01-11-07 18:52pm


There is a lot of cushion supporting that baby. I wouldn't rush into the doctor if you aren't having any cramping or bleeding, but a call would be a good idea.

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Posted: 01-11-07 19:14pm


I was in a bus accident while preggo. I was worried my doc. I was way further along than you and the doc explained to me the same thing ingi said. Any cramping or bleeding go to er if not baby is more than likely okay. S/he is protected by your abdominal muscles and amniotic fluids.

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Posted: 01-11-07 20:57pm


I got into a bad wreck at 35 weeks. She was ok. I fell on my ass at 36 weeks too! Hard! I was also in a wreck at about a month pregnant. Sarah

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Posted: 01-11-07 21:21pm


I have been extra clumsy this time around. I think I have fallen on my tummy 3 times . Poor baby! If you're worried, definitely call your doctor.

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