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One bumpy ride in bus
I an 22 weeks pregnant and recently went in bus and the driver ran over a speed breaker very fast which caused a big jerking. I dont have any abnormal symptoms but scared if i should get checked for baby's health. Please suggest for symptoms that i should look for or be worried about.
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Please get your sonography of the abdomen for foetal wellbeing and consult a Gynaecologist for a physical examination.
I presume you didn't have any bleeding or pain.
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I would suggest to avoid travel on uneven roads or longer hours.
By now, you should be able to feel baby movements .
Keep a track of your baby movements .
If you start having abdominal pain, spotting or bleeding, no baby movements, please visit hospital immediately
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Nothing to worry just relax
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