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I m 10.5 weeks pregnant, wid all symptoms, today i feel wave like movement, is this normal? can we call it as 1st baby movements?
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No: You should not be able to feel the baby move until 18-20 weeks at the earliest, you may be having uterine cramps or it could be from the bowels, i assume you ahave already had an ultrasound, if you ahae not then you need one asap.
Answered 11/28/2017
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