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Need Help for Less Movement in 9th month
My wife is in 39th week. As per USG done on 23/11/20, EDD is 15/12/20.
On 22/11/20 till Afternoon she felt no movement and after consulting with doc, baby's heart rate were checked, it was normal and USG done on next day. It was also normal (report is attached).
Doctor is asking to go for c-section or leaving on us if baby movements are ok and if we want to wait.
Baby movements are less then usual now a days at around 6-7 noticable movements per day.
Head is not engaged till now.
We obviously looking for normal delivery.
So can we wait or go for c-section.
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The perception of movements by the mother is very important
If there is any doubt in movement better not to wait
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Dr. Mohini Vachhani
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At present no need to go for Caesarean section . Keep an eye on baby movements . If the baby movements less, let her eat sweet chocolate and see within an hour baby should move nicely. Also can gulp cold water about one glass at one time and see in half hour baby should move nicely
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