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Sometimes little painful baby movements
I am 23 weeks pregnant, I am having painful movements in and around belly button . My baby is in breech presentation. Does it mean it has less room to move
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At 23 weeks the cephalic or breech presentation is not important .you please be active and baby will settle in its position only after 37 weeks .
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No not because of that
Sounds normal
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No it doesn't mean like that
Sometimes baby movements will be painful a little bit
No need to worry
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