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Cephalic presentation in all Ultrasound
After the 28th week, in every consultation the presentation is Cephalic only. Does this mean the baby is not active enough?
I feel more than 10 movements in one hour. But all feel like the baby is stretching..no rolling movement.
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Don't worry. It is normal.
10 to 12 movements per day is normal.
Take healthy diet.
Remain hydrated.
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
Obstetrician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
The presentation is not fixed until the later weeks .And there is no problem even if it's cephalic.10-12 movements per day is absolutely normal'
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Dr. Varsha Gaur
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Bikaner
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