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Less fetal movement

2018-10-10 22:31:35
I am 32+ week pregnant also obese.ultrasound scan and fetal heart beat all normal .but less fetal movement i feel.what is the reason ?
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Less compared to before means normal. Baby is getting bigger and the space is getting smaller.

Answered2018-10-11 04:06:32

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Obesity is a cause. But be careful if you dont feel movments at all Connect with a Gynaecologist ASAP

Answered2018-10-19 03:39:52

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How many movements you are feeling total because now size is bigger then you will less movement.Ultrasonography  finding is normal so no need to worry.For details contact me through practo online.

Answered2018-10-11 04:31:19

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