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HOT_MAMA

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Help..jumping Up While Pregnant?
Posted: 04-18-07 15:49pm
I AM 22 WEEKS PREGNANT WITH MY SECOND BABY, AND RECENTLY I HAVE BEEN JUMPING UP SCARED WHEN I HEAR A LOUD NOISE OR SOMETHING THAT HAPPENS TO ME. IS THIS HARMFUL FOR MY BABY? I THINK IT IS. WHAT CAN I DO NOT TO GET SCARED...AND IF I GET SCARED WHAT SHOULD I DO RIGHT AFTER IT. I AM REALLY WORRIED.

THANKS YOU GUY'S!!!
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mc4ever02

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Posted: 04-18-07 15:54pm
Welcome to ehealth!

I'm sure your not harming your baby. It is natural to jump when you are startled and I'm not sure of anything you can do to help that. Have you brought this concern to your doctor?
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HOT_MAMA

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Posted: 04-18-07 15:56pm
NO I HAVEN'T BUT I WILL.
THANKS FOR THE HELP.
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Idony

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Posted: 04-18-07 21:28pm
i dont see any reason why jumping would be a problem, unless your jumping up and then falling down, then it could be a problem

being scared is normal and jumping/flinching is a normal response

~alicia~
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