Stomach Impact During Pregnancy: Risks and Miscarriage Concerns
It depends on the severity of the hit and the stage of pregnancy. A minor hit to the stomach is unlikely to cause a miscarriage, but a severe blow can lead to placental abruption, which can cause bleeding, pain, and miscarriage. The risk of miscarriage is higher in the early stages of pregnancy, when the placenta is not as firmly attached to the uterine wall.Pregnancy & Health - Related Articles
- Solvent Exposure During Pregnancy: Risks & Safety
- Secondhand Smoke & Pregnancy: Risks to Your Baby
- Loose Stools, Gas & Cramps: Early Pregnancy or Something Else?
- Breast Milk Production in Pregnancy: What to Know at 22 Weeks
- Sanding Joint Compound During Pregnancy: Safety & Precautions
- Managing Morning Sickness at 5 Months Pregnant: Effective Remedies
- Can you get pregnant without your tubes?
