Am I just freaking out?

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On Sunday morning I noticed I had slept on my belly something I haven't done since finding out I was pregnant but I was fine the rest of the day....still had pregnancy symptoms and lower belly was firm...but yesterday and today all my symptoms are gone (no more breast tenderness, hunger, or exhaustion) and my belly went back to being squishy....I am currently 12w 1d....should i be worried and call my OB to get checked out or should I wait till my next appointment in 2 weeks.

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I sleep on my belly every night still and I'm 12 weeks today. It's okay to do so until you're uncomfortable and then you won't accidentally do it anymore anyway. And symptoms come and go through the whole pregnancy. It's very normal for them to drop off around 12 weeks too. I think you're probably just fine

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You're worrying over nothing. Baby is safe in a big sac of water.

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Sleeping on your belly won't hurt the baby at all, they're very protected in there. Women tend to not sleep on their bellies during pregnancy because it is uncomfortable for them. Pregnancy symptoms come and go all throughout your pregnancy. If you're worried then absolutely call you doctor but I think everything is okay

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I've always been a stomach sleeper and my OB said if it was comfortable until I was full term it would be fine, and is safer than sleeping on your back, but I am at 13 weeks already finding myself migrating to my side more often which is crazy!

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I think I'm just freaking out....I have never had a miscarriage but for some reason in my head it keeps on popping in my head with this pregnancy. When I was pregnant with my daughter miscarriage never popped into my head

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Ur freaking out, belly sleeping is fine your uterus will blow up and you'll know when ur no longer able to sleep on ur belly.

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You're body will tell you when it's uncomfortable and not safe anymore.

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Don't worry! Baby is either still right behind your pelvic bone or just moved up slightly but still is very protected either way.

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Sleeping on your belly is fine its just bad for you back when you get bigger and there's a low risk of hurting the baby in the third trimester but thats mainly for high risk moms and there's other factors I'm there

Am I just freaking out?

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