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I'm 36 weeks now. should i be concerned about too much baby movements? knowing that a week ago i could barely feel her movements. please advise me.
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Normal: There is nothing wrong with too many fetal movements. There was probably just a change in position that enabled you to feel things more easily. Consider that this is the new "baseline" for you, and any decreases should be reported to your doctor.
Answered 3/16/2014
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