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Baby movements not felt 23 weeks
Hi, i haven't felt my baby move till now I am close to 23 weeks. Had anatomy scan 2 weeks ago and was told i have anterior placenta.
Is it still soon to feel movements? I felt something maybe once or twice 4-5 days back but not sure.
How should fetal movements be at this time?
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Is it your first pregnancy?
Normally you should feel foetal movements by 18-20 weeks, 23 weeks is a little late. However you can feel safe because your sonography confirms that everything is normal.
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U will feel within a month
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Consult for detailed discussion
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This cud be a perception defect
If the ultrasound shows a healthy baby u can wait fr another 2 weeks to see if u can perceive movements
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