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27wks pregnt.when i lie on left side my baby is less active and on rightside he is hyper active.is this mean he is more confrtable on right position?
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Possibly: Whatever position works for you is great, just don't lie on your back too long as it will compress the main blood vessel bringing blood back to the heart from your legs.
Answered 1/4/2014
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