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Stomach got kicked :(

This is my first pregnancy so I don't really know anything. I'm 32 weeks and while my boyfriend was getting out of bed I was in front of him and he didn't realize and when he did he had already kicked my stomach, I don't really think it was hard enough to do any damage and I don't have any pain and felt her move shortly after. I just don't want something to be wrong with my baby girl. Should I go to the hospital?
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Thank you :)
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That was supposed to be *bruising!   But just saw ur post. So glad everything is fine :)
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I took a good fall while jogging this week at 36+4.  I called my doc and these are the reasons he said I would need to come in: consistent pain, baby not moving, Onset of bleeding, or visible trauma or prolonged to belly.  I felt fine and felt baby moving with no bleeding but had some scraping and minimal bruising on my belly.  They had me come in for 6 hours of prolonged monitoring bc of the visible trauma.  Everything was pretty irregular on the monitors for about 2 hours ( he called it an irritable uterus) then sorted itself out.  I hope this helps! Good luck!
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Thank you to all of you, I went in. My baby Violet is perfectly fine :)
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If ur feeling movement and not having consistent pain or bleeding, the baby is fine.
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Instead of making a trip to the hospital, call Labor and delivery and ask them if you should be concerned, that way you save yourself a trip, and they will let you know if it is serious enough to come on over to the hospital. Hope this is helpful.
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