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Do babies move less before labour onset

2023-12-24 14:44:44
I'm 39(started today) weeks pregnant. Feeling that baby is moving very less today Is this normal or what's the reason. Is this onset of labour? I'm worried
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Answered2023-12-25 08:59:01

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Morning  9 to night 9 you should be able to perceive  more than 10 movements if you think the baby is moving less you need an urgent ultrasound to ensure fetal well being less moments  definitely do  not signify onset of labour

Answered2023-12-25 01:44:40

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It’s better to meet your doctor and see if everything is just fine .

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cif you have pains then movements are experienced less

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