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I'm 17 weeks pregnant and something when i'm laying down i hear water moving around in my stomach is that normal?
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Intestines: You may hear fluid moving in your intestines. That is true for anyone regardless of pregnancy. One can not hear amniotic fluid moving in their uterus
Answered 1/28/2020
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