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29w3d pregnant. baby moving rather excessively and having several episodes of hiccups a day. is is this normal or a sign of cord compression.
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Hiccups: It is not uncommon for babies to experience hiccups in the womb. Lots of baby movement is a good thing. Hope this helps.
Answered 5/1/2014
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