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Can crying or running would hurt baby

Hi

Can crying or running will hurt my baby?

I had little but heavy breathing after running for a while.

I am at 9+5.
In UC we saw baby was okay.
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Thanks all of you for answer now I can relax but until my next appointment which is 1/3.
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Crying will not hurt your baby. If you are under a great deal of stress that could possibly take a toll on your body after a while. I would jog lightly and try not to run to the point of exhaustion. When you start to feel tired stop. Don't push your body the way you normally would. Best of luck to you.
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They're both fine...
Crying wont hurt baby, but stress isn't good at all..
and running is good also.. exercise is wonderful during pregnancy... I ran a lot during my first and second trimester..
Although when I reached my third trimester it hurt too much to run. Lol
If I could though, id still be running. (:
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crying will not hurt you baby, its best not to do too much running that increases your body temperature for too long, if baby is ok after everything thats happened, chances are that bub will stay that way
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Baby was okay means when we had an appointment on 12/15. And our next is 1/3,
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