Hi, my I'm currently 19 weeks pregnant with my first baby. I was in the car yesterday with my husband ( i was in the back) and we accidently drove in the back of someone. Im a natural anxious person. I haven't bothered going to the Hospital or GP as i didn't want to make a fuss. But now I'm a bit worried. Im lucky enough to be able to work from home today. But just wondering if its worth getting checked out by the midwife or I'm being melodramatic.
Sorry for my long post.
Thanks
K x
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I rear-ended another car when I was 21 weeks (I am now 36 weeks) and had similar worries to you. I rang the hospital and the midwives asked me:
1. Did the steering wheel hit my bump? It didn't.
2. Could I feel movements? I could
3. Any bleeding or pain? There was none
4. Was I rhesus negative? I was not. Apparently this is important - so if you are, do call the midwife.
They then said there was no need for me to attend to be checked out. I'm not sure if you'll be feeling proper movements at 19 weeks, but I would imagine the questions/instructions would be similar unless you have any other conditions.
Naturally, if you feel at all unwell, or have any other symptoms, still call straight away.
Hi hun, got to speak to my midwife in the end she gave me the all clear
Had a doppler at home so checked babies heartbeat and it was fine phew. Have 20 week scan next week so get checked out than. Thanks for your support xx
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