Pregnancy Sleep Position - I Am 8 Weeks Pregnant. I Sometimes

Pregnancy sleep position

Asked for Female, 32 Years

I am 8 weeks pregnant. I sometimes sleep on my stomach position due to habit, though I've tried to sleep sideways a lot of times but sometimes I flip around and get tensed. Is it harmful for my baby?

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Dr. Dhivya R

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 22 yrs exp Bangalore

Right now no but after few weeks you should sleep to side

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