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Belly not showing in entering 6th month
My wife entered 6th month this week and belly is not seen much as she is bit fat person is the only concern? Or else some people say the womb grows side wards for shorter women, is it true? Note: as we can feel baby kicks in the abdomen. Can any professional answer this concern?
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Hi Thank you for your enquiry on practo It is normal if belly is not seen in people who have high BMI( that is they are on fatty side) provided 1 recent baby scan is normal 2 they are perceiving good fetal movements 3 no other high risk factors are detected in the pregnancy as such If still you have concerns, do consult gynaecologist for examination or baby scan if needed
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Baby bump.cn grow anyways , doesn't matter of baby us growing well n s ans are normal, n u are feeling movements . Dnt worry
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Don’t worry about the bump. The weight of the baby should be monitored and not bump, Relax Just make sure the movement of the baby is perceived.
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Get an ultrasound done If the growth of baby is adequate do not worry about the bump
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