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I am 33 weeks. i feeling less baby movement from 2 days ago. i still fell some strong movement but in a few times not as before. is it normal? advice
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Baby movement: As the pregnancy increases in size there is less room in the uterus for movement, however any change in movement with the baby should be reported to your OB. It maybe normal but they prob will want to check you out. Good luck
Answered 11/26/2016
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