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Arguing during pregnancy

Im constantly arguing with my fiancée. I'm 16 eweeks and 2daus after every fight I cramp and feel horrible what's wrong and what will this do to our baby
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Thanks myost!  And I hope he changes today he's done really good, he broke down crying from all the fighting and after we stopped arguing the baby started moving more!
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Leave the room when he starts arguing. Try blowing him off when he starts yelling at you and don't show him that it upsets you. If he's treating you this way, hopefully he doesn't treat baby to be the same. Good luck girly
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The doctor and I have told him that and he still does it, I don't get mmad usually I just sit there and cry. Most of the time its him yelling at me
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It's your body trying to cope with the stress. When you argue your body increases everything, blood pressure, heart rate, hormones, etc, so you cramp because there is more  blood surrounding and moving around your uterus. It's hard to say what it will do to baby,  but it's not good to be under constant stress that can affect babys growth. Stress can also cause premature labor, so please try and stop arguing, but if you can't, try not to get yourself too worked up during an argument (I know easier said then done)
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