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Pregnant, Headbutt By A Child, Breath Knocked Out, Lower Pelvic Pressure And Pain, Baby Not Active As Before

I am 32 years old, 5 5 , 33 weeks pregnant and currently weigh 278 lbs. About an hour and a half ago, I was headbutted very hard by a 7 or 8 year old child. He came up to my ribcage and had a rather sturdy build. He hit me hard enough to knock the breath out of me. Since then, I ve had a constant pain in the location where he hit, and it hurts to take a deep breath or stand up straight. I m also feeling a lot of lower pelvic pressure . I called my OB nurse but have not gotten a response. Baby is moving but not as active as before the hit. Should I be concerned? Do I need to go to L&D?
Thu, 24 May 2012
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Hi,thanks for the query,
If you have a doubt about the baby's movements,go the L& D for a check up.low pelvic pressure also needs to be checked.that pain in the chest should also subside with some tabletshttp://www.healthcaremagic.com/web/images/community/post.png
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Pregnant, Headbutt By A Child, Breath Knocked Out, Lower Pelvic Pressure And Pain, Baby Not Active As Before

Hi,thanks for the query, If you have a doubt about the baby s movements,go the L& D for a check up.low pelvic pressure also needs to be checked.that pain in the chest should also subside with some tabletshttp://www.healthcaremagic.com/web/images/community/post.png