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Movements-21 weeks-posterior placenta
I m currently in 21st week . I feel like bubble bursting or short swim ( weird short stroke )randomly below belly button near to pelvic region. Is it baby movements or gas .
I sometimes feel adjacent to my belly button
First time mom but posterior placenta . So should i started feeling movements strongly by now
Pls advise
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These are fetal movements
Usually in first pregnancy you start feeling fetal movements by 20--22 wks
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position of placenta changes with fetal growth
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Dr. Jay Desai
Obstetrics & Gynecology
7 yrs exp
Pathanamthitta
Hello there
That's the little one trying to talk with you as its feeling bored for being lonely inside😅
It's the fetal movement dear!
So don't worryy
Posterior/anterior placenta doesn't make difference
Enjoy pregnancy
Watch for decrease FETAL MOVEMENT Bleeding PV leaking PV pain in abdomen fever
If any of them consult your GYNAECOLOGIST immediately
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