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34 weeks pregnant belly feels hard and baby not kicking much. not sure if im thinking tonmuch of it.
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Please call: Please call your obstetrician for further guidance to your specific symptoms of your pregnancy. Decreased fetal movements and contractions can be a concern at 33 weeks.
Answered 3/27/2014
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