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Will doctors deliver your baby because of decreased fetal movement?
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Not alone: Decreased fetal movement is a sign that more testing is needed, such as an nst (non-stress test), or sometimes an ultrasound. If those tests show any problems, that may be a reason to consider delivering your baby.
Answered 11/17/2013
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