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A member asked:
While your unborn has fetal hiccups is it normal for him to move aswell , like to kick or roll over or turn ?
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Yes: the fetus moves quite a bit when in utero..this is normal and healthy but you should have regular prenatal checks to be sure
Answered 1/6/2015
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