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Baby movements in womb
I am at week 35 of pregnancy and still confused on how to track baby movements. As per my doctor if baby is having atleast 4 movements within 1hr of a big meal we shouldn't be worrying much. Does this suffice? Or is there any other effective way to count baby movements?
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As advised by your doctor count for 1 hour after meals is the most comfortable way to keep track of baby movements. However you can take a count over 12 hours which should be atleast 10. But that is slightly impractical.
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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8 to 10 movements in a day .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Morning 9 to night 9 you should be able to count ten movements
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