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Lifted a small bucket filled with water

2022-04-04 07:18:09
I am 6 weeks pregnant. My USG is scheduled on 13 april. I was gardening ...accidently I lifted a small bucket of water...It was half filled...i lifted it to keep on other side. It happened in few moments. I panicked since then. Is there anythinv to worry
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Need not worry

Answered2022-04-04 12:54:09

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Do not worry

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Reach profile for detailed discussion will be happy to hear you 😊

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Don’t worry Doesnot affect the pregnancy

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Absolutely no need to worry. Due to this episode the pregnancy won't be harmed in any way

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