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I am 32 weeks pregnant. how will i know when my baby has "dropped?"
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Body sensations: As the baby moves down you will typically feel more pressure in your rectum.
Answered 12/16/2014
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Your Clinician: Sometimes you won't but symptoms to suggest; easier breathing, more pelvic pressure, a change in the shape of your abdomen and where the baby kicks.
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