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Pregnancy Baby Movement
22 weeks pregnancy.
All test anomaly FWB test NORMAL.
No Complication .
But my question is there is hardly any sort of baby movement I felt till now.
So I am bit worried.
Is it normal?
I was expecting some movement at this period .
Please advice.
Thanks.
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It's ok to perceive fetal movement less during early stage.
Hopefully the sonography is all fine till now
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If you are pregnant for the first time it may take upto 24 weeks for you to feel movements of your body. But, if you are pregnant for the second or third time then you may consult your Gynecologist. Overall, if you have a USG report showing normal healthy baby with in last one week, you should not feel too stressed about it.
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All these informations are true, assuming that you had regular (28 ± 2 days) periods before getting pregnant.
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