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Is it normal to have rapid fetal movement especially near the rectum area at 22+ weeks of pregnancy?
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Yes: There's no such thing of the baby moving too much. In fact, the more fetal movement, the better. Painful at times for mom, but great for baby!
Answered 3/31/2018
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