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I am 21 weeks pregnant now. But I am not feeling baby movement so frequently. Is it fine ??
And baby movement is not visible from belly . Are these things okay ?
Kindly suggest.
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Hi
If your usg anomaly scan done around 20 weeks is not pointing anything abnormal.
Then
Movements at 21 weeks wouldn’t be much and may not be present through out the day.
Many a times you get to appreciate in evening or night time after your dinner while lying down.
Visualising fetal movements over the abdomen can happen above 28 weeks and easily visible in thin built women.
Try to lie down towards your left for a while after your each meal, you shall appreciate movements.
You can consult your obstetrician if you don’t feel any movement at all for long hours.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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