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34 weeks 2 days pregnant
Good eve doctor . Currently im 34w 2 days pregnant in my last prenatal checkup i asked my gynecologist regarding rythymic pulses in my womb that would last for half a minute to 1 minute . She told it is baby hiccups. Recently for the past few days my baby in the womb is having lots of hiccups for more than 3 times a day which lasts for a minute . I read some article that if the cord is tightening the baby neck there would be lot of hiccups. Im worried a lot regarding this .please help me out ...
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Dr. Naikey Minarey
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Indore
If you're worried a lot get USG done to confirm
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Dr. Dyuti Navadia
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If the movements are good, not to worry
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