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Nothing really but a little pinch. Your stomach a flexible sac-like organ. You can sort of mold it to be anything. Now that is just technically speaking. It's very flexible. You have your layer of fat that is also protecting it. Nothing bad/good is going to happen. If you are pregnant. You might have a small prob. ;) Won't increase/decrease anything.

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