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Baby movements 24 weeks
I felt baby movements for past 3-4 days but don't feel since yesterday evening. Does being fatigued affect baby's movements? Some days I feel too exhausted at end of the day, does that impact baby's health too? There is no other change in my routine so suddenly why does baby's pattern keep changing? I just turned 24 weeks today.
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Fatigue as such won't affect your baby. But the reason for Fatigue needs to be understood. Please visit your doctor.
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No . fatigue will not affect fetal movement
Get ur hemoglobin Thyroid n sugar levels checked to find out the reason for fatigue
Hv a good protein rich diet
Add fruits vegetables and nuts
Get an ultrasound done to confirm fetal Well being
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Visit ur gynaec
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U can get scan for visual correlation
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Dr. Archana Rawat
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Delhi
Fatigue doesn’t as such affects fetal movements. Connect with your doctor
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