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Should i go to the hospital

6 replies

harleysmammy · 23/02/2017 17:41

Earlier a car pulled out infront of us and my dad had to break hard otherwise he would have gone straight into it. Usually i hold the bottom seatbelt so it doesnt touch my bump but i was on my phone at the time so i cant remember if i had my hand between the belt or not. It wasnt over the top of my bump, it was under the bump but when i googled it, i dont think the belt was as low as they advise. He is moving around and sticking limbs out haha, im just really worried i'd have ripped the placenta or something. I have been in hospital so many times lately, i kind of dont wanna go up because he is wriggling away but i also dont wanna not go, and then something be wrong. Do you think im over thinking it? And will it have been ok?

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Sweets101 · 23/02/2017 17:42

Ring the maternity ward and ask

UnbornMortificado · 23/02/2017 17:43

Ring and ask best to be on the safe side and I don't think you'll settle till you do.

INeedNewShoes · 23/02/2017 17:43

I'd phone your midwife/maternity assessment unit and ask their advice.

If you think there was significant force from the seatbelt onto your bump I think you'd be just as well to get checked out.

RealMidwife · 23/02/2017 17:51

Are you in pain? Are you bleeding? Are you rhesus positive? Is LO moving normally?

If the answers are no/no/yes/yes then there's nothing to worry about.

A partially placenta is a theoretical possibility, which is why you might need a jab of anti D if your rhesus negative, but I can't stress how unlikely it is! If they're moving fine and you're not in pain or bleeding then you've got nothing to worry about.

RealMidwife · 23/02/2017 17:51

*partially abrupted

sycamore54321 · 23/02/2017 18:13

Highly unlikely to be a problem but I would err on the side of caution and at least ring and discuss it, if you don't actually go.

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