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26 weeks of pregnancy

2021-08-06 11:14:33
Hello,I am 26 weeks pregnant. But I have a small pregnancy belly compared to others.i have 164cm hight.my scanning reports and fetal growth are normal.but others told me that the belly is not enough for 26 weeks.is any relation between pregnancy belly and health of baby in the womb?
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Don't belive others think about ur self quite normal

Answered2021-08-06 11:38:17

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There is no correlation between girth of belly and healthy baby development. So don't worry and enjoy your beautiful pregnancy journey

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No it's not related if the reports the fine

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