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Less Baby Moment
Hi,
My wife is in her 33rd week of pregnancy.
Level 1 and 2 USG were ok. But as she was feeling very less baby moments i.e one or two kicks per day, doctor advised her Doppler and in the result it was blood flow restriction at 95 percentile.
Hence doctor advised repeat test after 2 weeks and the next doppler was normal.
However she still feels less baby moments.
Wanted to know if that is normal.
Note: She is a working lady with busy schedule.
Since lockdown , as she is stayin home she feels 3 to 4 moments per day.
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If the doppler is normal, no need to worry much. Get a test done called NST twice a week for reassurance till delivery and if she feels there is no movement at all for 2-3 hrs, rush to the doctor. Can do biophysical profile also once
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Movements of the baby tends to reduce when the pregnancy advances as there is no space for the baby to move
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Dr. Satya Prakash Kushwaha
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What about tsh level...
Consult online....
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