No. A mother's womb is a highly protective place in spite of all the tv shows and movies that try to depict that a pregnant woman is extremely delicate. Miscarriages that early in the pregnancy are very frequent and more usual than you may think. A roller coaster in the latter part of a pregnancy is another story altogether.
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That is far too complicated to explain in this forum. Well techs spend 2-3 weeks learning this.That is far too complicated to explain in this forum. Well techs spend 2-3 weeks learning this.
I wouldn't worry too much about it. As long as you are careful from now on things should be fine.
I am sorry you have already had a miscarriage. Riding the rollercoaster is not going to make you have miscarriage. If you DO miscarry it is nothing to do with the rollercoaster. Good Luck.j
I would not recommend riding a roller coaster. The force of a roller coaster is almost the same as the one that astronauts experience on a rocket. Plus you will probably squish your belly in the safety seat or you may not be able to pull it down far enough to be safe. A merry-go-round or a Ferris wheel are safe to ride on.
If there is a chance you will get bumped around and possible hit your tummy area, then no it isn't safe.AnswerBefore one month you probably won't even know you are pregnant so it is quite safe. If you did ride one and happen to miscarry it will have absolutely nothing to do with riding the roller coaster.Banging your tummy has nothing to do with it as the baby is not even out of the pelvis until 12 weeks along.AnswerMost roller coasters and amusement park rides have signs that state " Do not ride this ride if you are pregnant" Along with several other warnings. I would say NO it is not safe to ride these rides.
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Babies can get motion sickness, just like the rest of us. If you go on those rides and your baby gets sick, it may vomit and then spend the rest of it's time in the womb covered in vomit. You'll know if it is covered in vomit at birth.
Is this a real question? If you know your pregnant then you shouldn't be doing anything like that. Well it depends on what rollarcoaster it is. like if it isnt high and dosent go fast and not upsidown, it should be ok, but it is all down to you because if anything happend to the baby it would be your fault. Also i wouldent reccomend it, sorry but if anything happend your killing your own baby . hope this helps
Yes this can happen. I have had this happen 9 times. Heartbeat at 6-7 weeks and between 8-9 weeks I miscarry. We have done all the testing that can be done by infertility doctors and no one has an answer. It can be frustrating and an emotional roller coaster. Hang in there we do have 1 successful pregnancy so far and our little girl is going to be 3. We are pregnant not at 6 1/2 weeks. I refuse to go to the doctor because if it is meant to be it will be. I don;t want to hear a heartbeat then it be gone. If my symptoms are gone at 9 weeks then I will know. If they are there then we can celebrate. I am actually enjoying being pregnant and not stressing about going to the doctor to wonder what if. Hang in there and good luck you are not alone! -------North Canton, Ohio
Get a 3rd opinion.
8 months I think
No. Two days is nothing. Think weeks, a month or more. Then, possible pregnant.
Normally many people would think that 37 weeks would be equivalent to 9 months pregnant because there are 4 weeks in a month. However because there is slightly more than 4 weeks in a month, someone who is 37 weeks pregnant is just over 8 months pregnant.